Sentence examples for predicted problems with from inspiring English sources

In its legal response and an interview, Bell Atlantic said it predicted problems with the split along the Nassau-Suffolk border when it was outvoted last year by newer carriers and lost its bid to execute an area code overlay instead.

We also examined whether the predicted problems with numerical magnitude comparison could be explained by working memory by using three working memory tasks.

The programmers surveyed also mentioned the use of modern IDE's helped to reduce the issues with the initial code and alleviated any predicted problems with producing test cases for the program in this state.

RRMS and SPMS were also significant predictors of problems with anxiety or depression, but none of the demographic variables predicted problems with the EQ-5D dimension "pain".

In the final multivariable model, every 10% increase in predicted baseline mortality and in predicted problems with self-care was independently associated with 29% and 26% increased odds of limitation of care, respectively.

Higher estimates of mortality (adjusted odds ratio 1.29 per 10% increase in predicted mortality), perceived problems with self-care (adjusted odds ratio 1.26 per 10% increase in predicted problems with self-care), and early-stage lung cancer (adjusted odds ratio 5.82) were independently associated with recommendations to limit care.

Another predicted problem with the pREAL strategy is the possibility that the three-dimensional structure of the polypeptide chain linking the adenylate cyclase fragments may interfere with the functional interaction between the domains yielding an inactive enzyme.

It led the Management and Budget officials to predict problems with companies getting loan guarantees.

Can you pay somebody enough to take this kind of pressure?" Though Florida passed laws and bought voting machines after the 2000 recount that ended in George W. Bush's winning the state by 537 votes, critics still predict problems with the accuracy of the voters' rolls and election machinery.

Reynol and Candrianna point out that data can be collected in an unobtrusive manner and be used to predict problems with students' performance early (Junco & Clem, 2015).

Environmentalists predict problems with bird-strike, and Kent Green Party told BBC News the UK should be looking to reduce the number of flights - not increase them - to cut carbon emissions and the consequent impact on climate change.