Sentence examples for problem is representative from inspiring English sources

The problem is representative of a larger trend in Major League Baseball that has left people in the sport grasping for an explanation: the amount of time players were out with injuries increased 26percentt from 2006 to 2008.

This problem is representative for a lot of industrial fermentation processes, with the baker's yeast fermentation as a well known example.

It may be discussed whether the pattern of expression of EGFRs in our AIPC patients, all with local problems, is representative for AIPC patients in general.

While it presents an extreme case, its problems are representative of what is happening in prisons and jails in other states.

These problems are representative of the limitations of collecting retrospective data in the real world compared to the robustness of clinical trials.

26 The translation of the measured impairments into productivity effects was based on a fixed weight from an external study, and the validity of such approach obviously relies on the external population (defined by chronic health problems) being representative for RA patients.

In addition, the vector initial value problem itself is representative of a new class of diffusion-chemical reaction problems that is thereby made formally solvable.

We only considered cases where at least one of the structures was unbound as the bound bound docking problem is not representative of real world docking challenges (Betts and Sternberg, 1999).

Far from being a parochial row, the local MP, Labour's Helen Hayes, believes the stand-off is representative of problems thrown up by the government's rush to implement the free schools programme.

Says he: "The Japanese public sees in Nissan a company that is representative of problems that many Japanese corporations face.

He says: "The Japanese public sees in Nissan a company that is representative of problems that many Japanese corporations face.