Sentence examples for suggests a potential problem from inspiring English sources
This suggests a potential problem, although, due to our relatively small sample size, we cannot apply these findings to the country.
Says medical ethicist Robert Veatch of Georgetown University, "No doubt the findings suggest a potential problem far beyond this condition".
The similarity in the skin rash rate among the Chinese population and a obviously higher skin rash incidence in comparison with western patients suggested a potential problem——a different mechanism of action may play a role in this new agent for breast cancer.
However, xylose utilization was not complete and the adapted strain cell viability fell near the end of glucose consumption/beginning of xylose uptake, suggesting a potential problem combating deleterious impacts of ethanol and inhibitors from the 12% glucan AFEX CSH feed while trying to metabolize the xylose.
Furthermore, SHUV has been detected in a child with febrile illness (2 ), a finding that suggests a potential zoonotic problem.
A new paper by two former advisers to the central bank, however, suggests a potential plot twist.The problem with the Fed's pile of assets is that it has a corollary in the form of a hoard of cash kept at the Fed by banks.
There is one aspect of our data that suggests a potential mitigation to the problem of loss of interest in premedical studies following negative experiences in the chemistry classroom.
This most consequential finding of a reduction of massive endocytosis and the preservation of contractility in DHHC5 knockout mice suggests a potential new approach to ameliorate the problem of reperfusion injury.
The new research published today suggests a potential treatment approach for premature babies with certain vision problems.
This suggests a potential under-use of PT for long-term residents with cognitive problems.
But that image of a public splintering into many groups suggests, to me, a potential problem for UKIP, as that party's leaders celebrate their second place in Barnsley.IF UKIP's glass is half full, their strength lies in their ability to straddle different voter groups, and appeal to them all as the best place for a protest vote.
