Sentence examples for a central problem to from inspiring English sources
Understanding the nature of such side-effects have therefore emerged as a central problem to animal welfare science.
Solving a time-dependent linear differential equation towards obtaining propagators is a central problem to NMR in general and solid-state NMR in particular.
It was additionally unclear how increasing the number of US soldiers available to train Iraqi fighters would overcome a central problem to the training effort most recently spelled out on Monday by Obama: a lack of recruits to train.
Vehicle pavement interaction is not only a central problem to pavement design, but also has a profound impact on infrastructure management, vehicle suspension design, and transportation economy.
When such applications are based on some kind of implicit interaction, it becomes a central problem to find the situations that should have an effect on their behavior 3.
Therefore, it is a central problem to determine if the trust transitivity between two randomly chosen vertices of a large network vanishes if the system becomes very large.
The central problem to find an elementary homovalent atom mapping is to identify the alternating cycle defining the ITS R given the adjacency information of the educts and products.
In the understanding of the spatial behavior of interacting components of rotating two-component Bose Einstein condensates, a central problem is to establish whether coexistence of all the components occurs, or the interspecies interaction leads to extinction, that is, configurations where one or more densities are null.
A central problem appears to be uneven resource distribution in a multitude of areas.
Given the typically low overlap between different RNAi screens at the gene level and the relatively long hit lists resulting from individual screens, a central problem is how to select most promising candidates for functional characterization and detailed biochemical follow-up experiments.
Turning to finance, a central problem is the mantra, Too Big To Fail, repeated often enough to have acquired the clumsy acronym TBTF.
