Sentence examples for term poses from inspiring English sources

Some argue that the arrival of quads is a sign of medical negligence, since carrying so many babies to term poses dangers for both mother and foetuses.

Proper numerical discretization of this term is necessary for accurate description of discharge energetics; however, discretization of this term poses a special problem in the case of unstructured meshes owing to the arbitrary orientation of the faces enclosing each cell.

In particular, an iterative approach has been developed and was used to speed up the convergence of the numerical solution of the energy equation, where the large heat source term poses a computational challenge.

The prevailing vagueness of the term poses several problems.

When the pregnancy reaches or is beyond the 120th day, abortion becomes totally forbidden and is deemed a form of murder that will result in prosecution [ 37, 38, 48] unless the continuation of the pregnancy to full term poses a risk to the mother's life; abortion shall then be considered permissible.

It is increasingly recognised that multimorbidity (defined as the presence of more than one long term condition) poses a challenge to health care systems based around the management of single long term conditions [ 1].

Jurisdiction Several cases this term posed novel questions about the jurisdiction of the federal courts to resolve disputes over events that took place outside the country's borders.

One reason for such inadequacy is that a key element of good governance is an assessment of the risk, in the wider, socially-defined, understandings of that term, posed by a particular technology or process.

That approach may sound straightforward in theory, but in practice the vast variety of database structures and possible search terms poses a thorny computational challenge.

Lack of differentiation of these terms poses the risk of failing to tap into climate as a resource.

Samir Okasha, in his recent book, Evolution and the Levels of Selection, notes that explaining evolutionary transitions in Darwinian terms poses a particular challenge: "Why was it advantageous for the lower-level units to sacrifice their individuality and form themselves into a corporate body?" (Okasha 2009, 218).