Sentence examples for Comprehensive problems from inspiring English sources

The simulation studies certify that the hierarchical hybrid control is effective and feasible to deal with comprehensive problems of high-penetrated distribution grids.

This results in care that is often not comprehensive, problems in symptom control and unnecessary hospital admissions [ 9].

Not only the comprehensive problems are embedded in the predefined projects but also general biological questions are asked throughout the teaching of the course.

Meanwhile, the exclusionary criteria were made: (1) unwilling to participate or could not provide written informed consent; (2) could not discriminate the primary drug of abuse; (3) severe psychotic disorders; (4) severe body diseases (e.g., prostrate disease of liver or kidney); (5) be apt to drop out; and (6) deficiency in or lack of language and comprehensive problems.

During the first stage of translation, the only item that seemed to have problems of feasibility, demonstrating comprehensive problems, was item 1 "Durante la semana pasada ¿ha notado su cadera/rodilla entumecida ?" (During the past week, how stiff was your hip/knee?); which was not answered by 4 out of 10 interviewed patients.

There are a few felicities here (the sapling and seedling), but there is also a factual error — Chaucer is talking about the country, not the city — and a comprehensive problem of tone.

Increasing complexity in spacecraft design requires new ways for comprehensive problem formulation.

Since the comprehensive problem addressed in this paper has not been previously presented, we have no comparable examples from the literature to use.

The selection of appropriate photovoltaic module is of extremely high importance for the solar power station project; however the comprehensive problem of evaluation index system, the information loss problem and the lack-objectivity problem in the selection process will decrease the reasonability of the selection result.

The benefit of this procedure is for students to go through a more detailed and comprehensive problem solving.

Second, in order to shed light on the subjective perceptions of mental healthcare, comprehensive problem-focused interviews will be conducted with six people with ID with at least moderate verbal skills who receive treatment for their mental health problems.