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But abuse through Twitter's ad platform poses additional problems for the company.
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She said the drought poses additional problems for the Northwest because 75% of its power comes from hydroelectric dams.
The Wire recognizes the enormous difficulties faced by those who try to fight addiction, where there are few quick fixes and where every solution also poses additional problems.
The inclusion of latent (unmeasured) variables poses additional problems [ 21, 22].
The assembly of the transcriptome of a polyploid species poses additional problems that are not encountered in diploid species.
In addition, partial confounding between herds and raters will pose additional problems regarding the interpretation of results from a fixed-effect model.
The disclosure may pose additional problems for Scott D. Sullivan, the chief financial officer, and David Myers, the controller, who have been charged with securities fraud and filing false statements.
Unavailability of long term tests at low stresses may pose additional problems under creep since creep is stress state controlled but fatigue in not.
Scanning during museum hours, which we did for the statues of Michelangelo, posed additional problems: bumped scanners, color images ruined by tourist flashbulbs, and a constant stream of questions (which we always answered).
However, concatenated gene sets pose additional problems because member genes could have independent evolutionary histories60,61 (as also demonstrated by the high HGT-indices of ribosomal proteins in Supplementary Table S13 that are popular markers in gene concatenation), in addition to gaps introduced by heterogeneous protein domain make-up among distantly-related taxa51.
