Sentence examples for problem with the reading of from inspiring English sources

41 (27%) of the expected RSA examinations between bone and prosthesis at 2 years were excluded due to a high condition number, loosening of the marker cone on the Spectron EF prosthesis, a transient technical problem with the reading of the digital plates, deficiency of a sufficent number of visible markers at the RSA examinations, or missing RSA examinations.

The problem with the conventional reading of Memphis as ironic, mediatised furniture was that Sottsass, at least, was not that cynical.

But there are problems with this reading of Locke.

The problem with Endres's reading of 612A-B is that it fits badly with what Damian says elsewhere in De divina omnipotentia.

One major problem general problem with a naive reading of Popper's views is that one cannot derive testable implications from theories by themselves.

Other problems with the TST are difficulties in standardization of the administration and the reading of the test.

I don't think there's a problem with adults reading any of the above.

The problem with reading the trades is that a lot of information is planted by publicists, so it seems everyone but you is making a big deal somewhere, or they're associated with some wonderful project that's just been announced.

"I have no problem with the medical use of cannabis," the letter reads, and goes on to state that, "I have no problem with the medical use of opiates.

For further reading on problems with the transfer of mortgages into securitization vehicles, see Professor Adam J. Levitin's testimony to the House Financial Services Committee in 2010, available here.

But here is the problem with reading too much into signs in the sky.