Sentence examples for this may pose difficulties from inspiring English sources

This may pose difficulties in the treatment of human clinical cases and other bacterial diseases.

Since in many European countries certificates are not need from the first day of illness, this may pose difficulties in study design that may be difficult to overcome in such countries.

Although it is recognised that assessing the annual income of the individuals in this group may pose difficulties [ 26], some municipal governments, such as in the city of Guiyang and Urumuqi Autonomous Region, have allowed the self-employed to participate in BHIS, as long as they are willing to pay the premium which ranges between 5 8% of the average annual salary of the city employees.

The tools that may have been adopted by early adopters, for instance, may pose difficulties to underserved and vulnerable populations.

However, the use of stochastic methods, composed of a number of complex elements, may pose difficulties and ambiguities to practicing engineers, which could eventually hinder their adoption.

The atypical reactions in environmental Vibrio spices may pose difficulties in organism biochemical identification (Karunasagar et al. 1996).

Teachers' inadequate understanding of the nature of science may pose difficulties in introducing coherent and compelling teaching practices addressing their students' interests and experiences and perpetuate to implement traditional, teacher-centered instruction (Bianchini et al. 2003).

However, the effect of external loadings may pose difficulties in the interpretation of Tr n and C R. As shown in Fig. 12, Tr n and C R increase with an increase in the application of external compression P3.

In particular, the relative permittivity of bare concrete decks measured using the surface reflection method at the concrete surface, can be strongly affected by the relative humidity of the air, which may pose difficulties in accurately interpreting the concrete conditions.

Such construction details may induce sufficient plastic behavior of the coupling beam but may pose difficulties in construction, as stated earlier, when the shear and longitudinal reinforcements that are placed for the lateral confinement of the diagonal reinforcements are excessive in quantity.

The memory requirements of 'galign' may pose difficulties in applying the program to genome sizes larger than those of C. elegans or Drosophila.