Sentence examples for system and posed from inspiring English sources

Of course, he was arrested, but it took a while about five months and by then he had done almost a quarter million dollars of damage to trees, exposed gaping holes in our mental health care system, and posed a troubling societal question.

This was thought to result in a compensatory Th2 dominated immune system and posed the explanation for the rising incidence of Th2-mediated allergies.

Each workshop was overseen by three to four moderators from the organizing committee who provided some background on the current system and posed the specific objective for each session.

The lack of adherence to treatment not only prevents the achievement of control targets but may additionally represent a financial burden to the health system and pose a major obstacle to effective treatment [44] In this sense, LC oral powder has already demonstrated its efficacy, and its positive effect on adherence to treatment in CKD patients [45].

The cuts this legislation would have on Medicaid would have a significant negative impact on the child welfare system and pose a special threat to youth with disabilities.

The problem is not simply that the companies could game the regulatory system and pose as a very small business when they are some of the largest phone companies in America.

EDCs, such as pharmaceuticals or plasticizers, alter the normal function of the endocrine system and pose a significant hazard to human health and the environment.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, wearing a bomber jacket and wheezing with a cold at a late-afternoon news conference, called it a dangerous storm that could down trees, disrupt railroad signal systems and pose hazards for drivers and the homeless.

IPCC reported in 2014 that there is increased evidence that climate change is affecting many natural and human systems and poses significant risks to human health, ecosystems, infrastructure, and agricultural production (IPCC 2014).

The report indicated increased evidence that climate change is affecting many natural and human systems and poses significant risks to human health, ecosystems, infrastructure, and agricultural production (IPCC 2012, 2014).

While significant effort has been devoted to develop and characterize such open surfaces for various applications, their incorporation in sensors, microfluidics, and labs on chip, offers new functional devices and systems, and poses different requirements compared to open-area surfaces.