Sentence examples for problems to be transmitted from inspiring English sources

In both cases, the fungus cannot persist within a host or the fungus finds problems to be transmitted (Koga et al. 1993; Christensen 1995; Wille et al. 1999).

Several studies have shown that mental health problems are common among the survivors of genocide and that mental health problems are likely to be transmitted from one generation to the next through various mechanisms [ 35].

In modern control theory where the quantizer is always considered as an information encoder and decoder, one main problem is how much information has to be transmitted in order to make the system achieve a certain objective for the closed-loop system.

However, some of these conformation problems can be transmitted to offspring, and so these horses are a poor choice for breeding stock.

The existing research focus on the high SINR scenario, in whose condition the WTE problem can be transmitted into convex optimization by mathematical approximation method.

In order to solve the above problems, control packets can be transmitted separately on different channels, such as the hopping-based CCC [26, 27].

The blaKPC genes have been identified on conjugative plasmids and pose an infection control problem because plasmids could theoretically be transmitted from one species to another (4 ).

Persuad[ 53] said that 29% of their teleconsultations had technical problems, which took an average of 7.2 minutes each to fix, Sable[ 55] found 8 of the 60 transmitted real time echocardiograms had significant technical problems and 5 could not be transmitted at all, and Wong[ 64] noted an unacceptably high failure rate of 30.1% for videoconferencing.

Four of which can be transmitted to humans.

Hookworms can be transmitted to unborn puppies.

Most of these women also understood that HPV can cause cervical cancer (97.3%), can cause serious health problems for women (94.9%), cannot be transmitted by kissing (94.3%), and can be sexually transmitted (92.9%).