Sentence examples for this undesirable situation from inspiring English sources

The literature reported a number of barriers, including ageism that contributed to this undesirable situation.

This undesirable situation is due to the low cell dose available per unit of UCB and the immaturity of its progenitors.

This undesirable situation is common in sensor networks where, with the passage of time, a properly deployed and fully connected network experiences network partitioning that result in unavailability of sensed data.

We consider this undesirable situation is caused because many of existing systems have focused only on visualizing logical data structures and have made light of visualizing statuses of the notional machine.

This undesirable situation motivates a radical change from waste intelligence to waste analytics (in which waste is propose to be tackle proactively right at design through sophisticated big data technologies).

This paper, however, argues that this undesirable situation can be minimized or avoided as long as a mechanism for handling change orders can be understood and built into project management.

This leads one to suspect that the undesirable situation of EMI in the critical care environment will not be eradicated soon.

This labour-intensive process might lead to the undesirable situation that the data in registers differs from source data in an EMR.

Some of you have asked about the twins' presents and whether you should buy for one or t'other … In order to avoid the undesirable situation of one child having more pressies, please could I ask that this year, single presents are 'sharing' and addressed to both Grace and Molly.

Collinearity analyses of the variables included in the models showed no sign of multicollinearity, that is, the undesirable situation where one independent variable is a linear function of other independent variables.

Collinearity analyses of the variables included in the regression model showed no sign of multicollinearity, which is the undesirable situation in which one independent variable is a linear function of other predictors.