Sentence examples for which poses only from inspiring English sources
The new drug aims at the "wet" form of macular degeneration, which poses only 15% of all age-related cases but 90% of the cases with the most severe loss of vision.
First, the demands are high: surgical centres often need to be erected in a short time frame and usually from scratch, and temporary structures are often the only feasible option which poses a number of challenges particularly in relation to ensuring a minimum quality of care.
HCV readily infects only humans and chimpanzees, which poses logistic, economic and ethical challenges with analyzing HCV infection in vivo.
Unfortunately but inevitably, it was difficult to catch all words, which poses a problem when the music often makes sense only if you know what they are.
Due to the variety of testing conditions and methods to express cartilage quality response, only qualitative comparison was possible, which poses limitations to the study.
Routing algorithms for cache-coherent networks-on-chip have only limited virtual channels (VCs) at their disposal, which poses challenges for the design of routing algorithms.
Thus, entitlement spending, which poses the biggest long-term challenge to the federal budget, accounts for only a sliver of the cuts.
Which poses another problem for Warren Gatland.
Which poses a clear privacy threat to the user.
The time-dependent progression from a period of no SRP-RNC binding events to one of multiple SRP-RNC binding events is consistent with the original conception of SRP function, which posed that SRP only effectively binds RNCs after the signal sequence on the nascent chain emerged from the ribosomal peptide tunnel (Walter et al., 1981).
