Sentence examples for problems could generate from inspiring English sources

Several methodological problems could generate low repeatability, such as bias and error in the respirometry technique.

The perceptions of self-harm as a difficulty or problem for which they could generate an explanation covered four main themes: Some adolescents (5%, n = 18) described their DSH as a spur of the moment act, a stupid thing or something impulsive, which made it unlikely that they would have sought help beforehand: "I didn't think about it before I did it.

This in turn could generate more problems in the future by impacting the socio-economy of rural areas, because mariculture is a traditional activity.

To solve this problem, a computer program that could generate a grid LS factor from DEM was developed (Wischmeier and Smith 1978).

Yet, for Ms. Merkel, an overarching concern is that a disorderly exit by Greece from the euro zone could generate far more problems than it solves.

Traceability problems also affect the revenue cooperatives could generate from what they made available in the market.

"Our financial problems are far bigger than what we could generate even under the most aggressive expansion of the sales tax," said Laurence Msall, president of the nonpartisan Civic Federation.

The report also says that entrepreneurship could generate solutions to  social problems, in areas like education, health care, clean energy and waste management.

These problems could have generated measurement errors in both the visual impairment classification and the evaluation of disability.

When Lackner was at Los Alamos, it was being touted as a solution to the world's energy problem; if fusion could be harnessed, it could generate vast amounts of carbon-free power using isotopes of hydrogen.

For this reason, the probable antibody elicitation against these proteins could generate a serious auto-immune problem for the endosome-mediated action in the human defence system.