The phrase 'may pose on' is not a correct part of a sentence in written English.
It does not make grammatical sense. If you want to use the words "pose" and "on" in a sentence you could say "I posed for a picture on the beach."
This paper contributes by reporting a framework to relate MN geometry to permeability with inclusion of the possible effects the MN design may pose on the diffusion coefficient.
It also discusses some of the inherent features of clients, as well as the problems that they may pose on a workstation or entire network.
The outer threat that natural hazards may pose on infrastructure and related activities is not explicitly treated in such methods, where the cause of event normally is analyzed against well-known and demarcated working systems.
Bird has some unique hurdles to overcome — including pushback from local businesses that find the scooters to be more nuisance than last-mile transportation savior; local governments worried about both the traffic and safety risks that scooters may pose on streets and sidewalks; and competition from other services like LimeBike, which has rolled out a scooter service of its own.
This served as a screen value to determine whether there is major significant health risk that exposure of heavy metals in the groundwater may pose on the villagers and if there is any difference in total health risk during the study period.
Current policy is to suppress all human caused fires and to evaluate natural fires, examining the benefit or detriment they may pose on the ecosystem.
In light of Putin's authoritarian consolidation, the Kremlin's latest wave of legal attacks on Khodorkovsky are likely the product of his symbolic role as a face of Russian liberalism in the West, rather than the product of any political threat he may pose to Putin's stranglehold on power.
This may pose limits on the selection of higher-order multimers.
Considered together, these results may pose concerns on the reasons and consequences of the lack of patient awareness and usage of online health-related information.
This study has deployed a multidimensional approach to understand clients' satisfaction with PMTCT service and challenges experienced by service providers in providing PMTCT service in the study area; however, the scope is limited in addressing all factors which may affect clients' satisfaction and which may pose challenges on service providers.
On the other hand, heterogeneous MPSoCs may pose more pressure on the interconnection network due to the necessity to move data to specialized computation engines across the system.
