Sentence examples for practical complication from inspiring English sources

ELAD (Vital Therapies) is a hollow fibre system, where only a < 100,000 Dalton fraction of the plasma is treated, and has a diffusion barrier thus reducing effective mass transfer, and a practical complication of pore blockage40,41,42,43.

The practical complication is that rastering the STEM probe at higher speeds causes significant image distortions.

One practical complication is that even if Greece had voted Yes, the June 26 proposals were already off the table.

"What is needed is for the European creditors to acknowledge something that is widely accepted: that Greece cannot pay back all of the money". One practical complication is that even if Greece had voted Yes, the June 26 proposals were already off the table.

Here, a practical complication arose in that the Kaplan-Meier estimator only spent about 76% of the probability mass.

A practical complication of the correction for attenuation is that many researchers use coefficient alpha to estimate reliability.

But each option has serious practical complications.

A recent study by the Harvard political scientist Robert D. Putnam underscored the practical complications of diversity.

He said while the US treasury has offered substantial clarifications, they reveal a number of possible practical complications for EU companies.

Similarly, in Mr. Ebershoff's handling of it, Lili's experience takes place in such a circumscribed world that it presents almost no practical complications for Greta.

Not only is it less likely to be detected -- unless one is as compulsively honest as Jimmy Carter -- it also causes fewer practical complications.