Sentence examples for incurring problems from inspiring English sources
While window glazing will be more and more extensively used in modern architecture, the increase in space thermal load as a result will deteriorate the global environment, incurring problems of air pollution and climate change.
In order to avoid incurring problems with the local police, they all avoid asking too explicitly for money, but each has his own unique methods.
Moreover, since the SNPs are biallelic the genetic profiles could be easily compared to datasets generated by other laboratories around the world, without incurring problems related to difficulty on data standardization [ 64].
Food safety and quality issues generally occur due to incurring problem of food products handling processing.
He wants the bank to focus on "putting customers first", which is hard to accept perhaps for those at RBS, NatWest and Ulster caught up in the computer meltdown, some of whom incurred problems again last week.
Even the recent initiative taken by the Obama Administration to allow multiple entry visa options for Iranian students has incurred problems from its own policy restrictions.
Therefore, putting a patient with SIADH onto 500 mL/day fluid restriction on a chronic basis is not an ideal solution and is likely to incur problems with compliance.
In addition to the above, Gruen et al., maintains that the public sector has incurred problems of equipment, essential supplies, inadequate facilities, lack of cleanliness, long waiting time, absence or lack of doctors and nurses, inappropriate behaviour by doctors, and lack of confidence in public facilities and staff [ 64].
Furthermore, the computational burden of on-line tuning can be reduced by disabling on-line adaptation without incurring stability problems.
As compared to the previously developed neural-based method, the proposed framework can be easily applied to the design of QMF banks without incurring convergence problems.
