Sentence examples for problem incurred from inspiring English sources

Waving either her favourite pink feather boa or the stick she occasionally used to alleviate a hip problem incurred at birth, she would emerge at closing time to hail a taxi – or any passing car that took her fancy – to take her to a gig.

A series of sol gel based photopolymerizable silica glass for holographic storage has been synthesized via a facile chemical design in an effort to overcome the cracking problem incurred during the irradiation stage.

Thus, this method potentially avoids this problem incurred by miRNA-target predictions.

Yes, there are sometimes absurd problems incurred in obtaining permissions.

The problems incurred by Amref are partly due to worse than anticipated conditions in Katine.

Flanker James Haskell, back row Jack Clifford and centre Manu Tuilagi had already been ruled out of the entire autumn through injury, while uncertainty shrouds the back problems incurred by Owen Farrell and Dylan Hartley with dates for their return yet to be set.

After surveying the problems incurred by the conventional technology-centered automation in a variety of fields, we put an emphasis on the fact that a concept of sociality is really needed to form the ideal relations of human-automation and to let them emerge out of intimate interactions.

To fully understand the virtualized system and identify the possible reasons for performance problems incurred by the virtualization technology, it is very important for the system administrators and engineers to know the scheduling behavior of the hypervisor, in addition to understanding the scheduler inside the GOS.

Problems incurred by sequence alignment on long descriptions as sequence identifiers are also resolved.

This study validated the HUI-Ch and was applied on people with DS in Hong Kong, which concluded with valuable information on the HRQoL and in relation to the chronic health problems incurred.

A strategy of 'hypotensive resuscitation', whereby fluid is administered with the end-point of a safe but subnormal blood pressure until surgical control of bleeding can be achieved, has been studied in various animal and limited human trials and appears to be a promising way to mitigate some of the problems incurred by more traditional resuscitative strategies [ 56- 62].