Sentence examples for might represent a problem from inspiring English sources
Pursey says the AI system is designed to learn the child's normal device usage patterns so it can also alert parents to potential behavioral shifts signaled by their online activity — which in turn might represent a problem or a risk like depression or aggression.
In addition, the potential return of the physician might represent a problem in setting the level of compensation.
Because of its distribution throughout Latin America, sometimes it can overlap with other parasitic diseases, such as leishmaniasis, caused by Leishmania spp. This might represent a problem when performing serological diagnosis, because both parasites share antigens, resulting in cross-reactions.
Low field MRI required a long acquisition time when 3 mm thickness was applied (total average acquisition time: 50 min); an aspect that might represent a problem only in clinical activities requiring a prolonged anaesthesia time, but not in our investigation carried on dead animals.
Biases in amino acid substitutions might represent a substantial problem for phylogenetic analysis [ 53].
Since we are fully aware that the lack of a coeluting internal standard might represent a major problem in LC-MS/MS, we did our best to evaluate possible matrix effects using the post-column infusion method [ 40].
However, introduction of live recombinant phage into the environment might represent a potential ecological problem.
Also information losses caused, for example, by temporary components failure, or the presence of unreliable communication media, might represent a non-trivial problem.
But Mr. Pierce said this might represent an annual problem in China, with managers of public works projects running out of money near the end of the year and forced to wait for their next budget allocation.
Is it possible that Archbishop Bergoglio did not pause to wonder if the path taken by the man now before him might represent a local solution to problems that seemed intractable from the distance of Rome?
However, the same category might represent a barrier when the school does not acknowledge ADHD or a child's behavioural problems as a health condition.
