The psychometric literatures of numerous constructs suggest that the contemporary scale-construction approaches lack efficacy in screening out a considerable number of problem facets.
A considerable number of these problems can be formulated as integral equation or integral equation system usually by finding the corresponding Green's function of these problems.
The introduction of computational grids has given developers a considerable number of extra problems to overcome in order to make them work correctly, reliably and also to build new middleware's apart from Globus, which is widely used.
The findings suggest that a considerable number of carers experience problems with health and social care.
Furthermore, a considerable number of carers experienced problems with aspects of health and social care, although there was no clear pattern according to the condition that was cared for.
A considerable number of respondents indicated cardiovascular problems (C: 173, 26.3%, I: 89, 11.8%); headaches were the second most frequently reported complaint (C: 135, 20.5%, I: 160, 21.3%).
The assembled dataset still includes a considerable number of unassembled reads, a problem common to 454 pyrosequencing projects that may be aggravated by a relative abundance of short repeats within the species, the occurrence of alternative splicing, or heterozygosity.
Though he struggled valiantly with the many difficulties he met there and managed to construct a canal connecting New Orleans with the Gulf and to make a considerable number of other civic improvements, the problems presented by the native Indians and by U.S. encroachment proved to be too much for him.
For example, the core list of 13 symptoms of the MDASI [ 13] is limited in the assessment of neurological symptoms but contains a considerable number of symptoms related to emotional problems.
A considerable number of youths with mental health problems (in 2008: 66.5% of children and 50.3% of adolescents) received neither psychotropic medication nor were referred to primary or secondary mental health care.
Third, as lay people often experience mental health problems as somatic symptoms [ 65], a considerable number of visits to health care providers concerning somatic problems that are in fact symptoms of mental health problems are not included when only health care use because of social or emotional problems is considered.
