Sentence examples for subject to the same problem from inspiring English sources

Natural openness is basically a proxy for country size, so it is subject to the same problem.

iFixit pointed out in an email to TechCrunch that this price is about what third-party repairers have charged in the past to fix the issue, and considering refurbished phones are subject to the same problem, the 90-day warranty is rather short.

Of particular note, 10% of 24-hour urine samples were dilute [ 6] and thus, subject to the same problem as the random urine samples in the current study.

Many other regulatory elements are also characterized by short sequence motifs, and so identification of these elements through straightforward sequence scanning methods is subject to the same problem.

However, the current standard situation of dual-target hybridisations involving the combination of Cy5 and Cy3 appears to be subject to the same problem, as indicated by the single-target hybridisation with Cy5.

It has its fair share of issues (for one, it's subject to the same problems of automated grouping as Google News is), but it was a step in the right direction for the site.

It's interesting to see Darktrace moving into China: the country has been identified numerous times as one of the main origination points of cyberattacks on Western firms, but what doesn't get reported much is that enterprises in China are also subject to the same problems.

Hence, an alternative study design will still be subject to the same problems of randomisation and would dilute numbers in each of the study arms.

The heterologously expressed COS BTPC mutants were subject to the same problems of irreversible aggregation, inactivation and precipitation as was observed during the initial expression and purification of recombinant wild-type RcPPC4 [ 24].

Not only is BBDR modeling of low-dose risk subject to the same problems as empirical modeling of apical responses, but these problems are also exacerbated by uncertainties inherent in complex models and in the added data requirements and heterogeneity inherent in those data.

"[He] refused for me to attend my own mother's funeral, and Sabrina could be subjected to the same problem," he said.