Sentence examples for since there is a problem from inspiring English sources

Since there is a problem of surgical site infection after the mesh repair for the post-transplant patients, it can be considered about optional methods that need no mesh, such as traditional Bassini's or McVay's method and Shouldice repair [19] that is recommended as "tissue repair method".

Since there was a problem on the lamp, nothing was done and a SMS was sent to the maintenance to signal the problem.

Since there was a problem with the synchronization of the signals form horse's croup and head in two riders/six horses of the original study population [ 13], only six riders and 18 horses were included in the data analysis.

Since we already know that there is a problem in recruiting enough doctors to rural areas, it seems likely that there will be a very low rate of respondents answering that they will actively apply for such jobs.

Still, there is a problem: Since the bank was founded, all the presidents have been American.

They have since relented, Mr. Rabeca said, but there is a problem.

Since the transmission spectrum is periodic, there is a problem of choosing and knowing which tooth of the comb will transmit the target wavelength.

Conclusion: those running the global economy know there is a problem but, since they are doing well out of the system personally, lack the incentive to do anything about it.

There is a problem, however, since this simple relation is strictly valid only in an isotropic homogeneous medium between two infinitely large parallel plate electrodes.

But there is a problem: every president since the king's overthrow has come from the military.

This may be a problem, since there is a possibility that machines with lower availability will be given more responsibility, thus slowing down the system.