Sentence examples for main problems caused from inspiring English sources

The main problems caused by wax deposition are increased pressure drop, production will eventually clog pipes.

The main problems caused by asphaltene deposition are presented in this work.

This paper presents a comprehensive overview of the main problems caused by soil thermal imbalance and the existing solutions targeting on them.

The paper first introduces the main problems caused by the presence of gas in the primary sodium circuit, the various sources of gas and the main issues on gas transport.

Normally, the main problems caused by user's high-speed movement in cellular wireless communication system are over-frequent handover, Doppler shift and large penetration loss, among which over-frequent handover needs to be paid special attention as it seriously affects the communication quality of service (QoS) and traffic reliability.

One of the main problems causing environmental pollution of watercourses is industrial effluents that have high concentrations of heavy metals, with disagreements existing on the maximum values allowed by current legislation.

The main problem caused by fouling is related to the fact that the accumulation of fouling deposits has an important effect on the thermal and hydraulic performance of the affected equipment.

In whole-cell biocatalysis, one main problem caused by high cell concentrations is in downstream processing where the efficiency of solids separation from the liquid product phase and product loss to the solid phase are central issues.

In this study the main problem caused by these dimers was replication stalling, however, when the lesions were bypassed, misincorporation of nucleotides could be observed, suggesting a damage tolerance mechanism of repair [14].

Women reported menstrual irregularities, weight gain and weakness as the main interconnected problems caused by the heating properties of contraceptives.

Section 5 summarizes main results, highlights problems caused by yield misspecification and suggests aspects of further research.