Sentence examples for suggested problems in from inspiring English sources

The records suggested problems in care may be contributing to those unexplained deaths.

Similar situations were observed where human genes overlapped two or more genscan predictions, or aligned within very large predicted genes, which suggested problems in the annotation of specific bovine genome regions.

By analysing disqualifications according to abnormalities found at resting and exercise ECG, we found that, among the 159 participants disqualified because of cardiac abnormalities, personal history or physical examination, or both, had suggested problems in only six (3.7%) and a large proportion (126, 79.2%) had a normal pattern on resting ECG.

The fact that arrest rates are similar for black and white Britons suggests problems in how police use the power, the EHRC said: "The lack of a significant difference does not prove that black people are not inappropriately targeted".

"Those numbers can always be construed to suggest problems in the economy, and they provide superficial evidence of equities' underlying value.

Other recent work suggests problems in a key step of cell division: the formation and arrangement of spindles, stringy structures that divvy up the chromosomes for daughter cells. .

The low Si contents reported by Zeidler et al. (2011) are not consistent with literature data, suggesting problems in that chemical analysis due to standards calibration or to quality of sample polish and meaning that Fecontent was not properly determined.

We also found an increased rate of false memory errors in schizophrenia patients, suggesting problems in encoding.

In contrast, transcripts for other cell cycle proteins, such as INCENP, were expressed at lower levels, suggesting problems in chromosome segregation [68].

The rate of vertical HIV transmission has decreased in Brazil, but regional inequalities suggest problems in implementing control measures during pregnancy and delivery.

This suggests problems in the development of the lateral and transverse elements of the SC, leading to difficulties in pairing and synapsis of homologous chromosomes.