Sentence examples for problem of a possible from inspiring English sources

The problem of a possible tip influence on the step fluctuations is also addressed.

The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, has been trying to deal with the liquidity problems — the difficulty of businesses to line up short-term financing for normal activities — separately from the more basic problem of a possible recession.

To solve the problem of a possible geometric mismatch between a selected implant and the hip joint, we develop a software system that designs a patient-specific hip implant by investigating the anatomical geometry of the patient's hip joints.

In this study, the differences in dimensions between femurs of elderly Indians and those of populations from other regions are compared in order to solve the problem of a possible geometric mismatch between a selected implant and the femurs of an Indian patients are concerned.

In general, the problem of a possible mutual relationship between qualitative properties of delay differential and difference equations is not restricted only to numerical investigations and it is studied in a more general context (see, e.g., the papers [17, 18]).

There is also the problem of a possible short-term intraindividual variation in the analyte level, since data suggest a large variation, 39 although the differences found between cases and controls are greater.

The evolutionary distance between at least two organisms with shared gene content can be estimated by solving the combinatorial problem of finding a possible sequence of rearrangement operations among their shared genes under the aspect of parsimony.

Therein lies the problem of finding a possible suitor for Stoudemire's ailing body and outsized contract.

However, it would alleviate the problem of preventing a possible hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic - something for which negotiators on both sides are still trying to find a long-term solution.

Students in a cohort of 64 (21 females, 43 males) were randomly assigned as a student-pair and tasked to mark each other's solutions to three numeric-type problems out of a possible 50, but only one student had idealized solutions.

The use of fluorescent nanoparticles, especially of PS beads, has been shown to cause experimental problems because of a possible transfer of the lipophilic dye to the surrounding tissue and/or cells (Kanno et al. 2007; Pietzonka et al. 2002).