Sentence examples for trouble table from inspiring English sources

Its seeds are taken with salt for gastric trouble (Table  1).

Pharmaceutical executives blame many of the industry's 80,000 layoffs on current financial troubles (Table 1).

L1 then offers a further candidate repair, this time offering an additional gesture and reformulation (as shown in Fig. 5) of what she orients to as the repair of the original trouble source Table 5.

In the past other methods have been developed to measure cell proliferation that provide an alternative approach (see trouble shooting table 5).

Use of mobile phones was linked with lack of appetite and vertigo, while worry about the radiation from BSs was associated with trouble sleeping (table 1).

As for everything else, it might have been better if it had stayed in the fridge and not troubled the table at all.

Now as before, he said, he has difficulty drawing background: "I can draw people in any pose imaginable, but I have trouble drawing tables and chairs.

Several restaurateurs whose places stand atop the French food establishment, including Mr. Pourcel, said they had trouble filling tables even on Easter, traditionally one of the busiest days of the year.

Although I was there during a fairly busy season in winter, I had no trouble booking tables; Lisa Elm qvist is informal -- almost like a coffee shop -- and even if it's full you won't have to wait long.

"You do not like the fish?" said the captain after the waiter had whispered about the trouble at his table.

It can get crowded on weekends, but a group of two or three should have no trouble securing a table.