Sentence examples for problem arises in the case of from inspiring English sources

And a similar problem arises in the case of Jon Venables.

One reason this problem arises in the case of soup cans, Brillo boxes, and Coke bottles, and not in the case of haystacks, apples, and American flags, is the apparent literalism of the Pop image.

This problem arises in the case of concentrated forces and/or moments.

No such problem arises in the case of hyperbolic fixed points corresponding to phase-locked states.

However, a problem arises in the case of imprinting by electropolymerization of a redox template if this template is electroactive under the conditions of the electropolymerization of the functional monomer used.

> When trying to predict TF DNA interactions using models of DNA binding specificity, a difficult problem arises in the case of paralogous TFs (i.e. TFs that belong to the same protein family).

This problem is the piezoelectric analog of the well-known eigenvalue problem arising in the case of an anisotropic elastic strip.

Similar problems arose in the case of drops, inhalants and aerosols.

Particular problems arise in the care of older people.

I think the problem arises in the relative surface areas of the screen and the touchpad.

This ambiguity also arises in the case of language.