Sentence examples for a problem to compare from inspiring English sources

Supporters, echoing the National Rifle Association, argue that they are intent on blocking only "frivolous" suits, as if that were ever a problem to compare with the annual scourge of thousands of gunshot deaths.

Definitions represent a problem to compare studies.

It is still an open problem to compare Jungck-Kirk-type iterative schemes with each other in view of Rhoades Definition 1.5 and also to study the same using nonself contractive-type operators.

One of the difficulties, however, with the traditional inverted pendulum is that it is not a very challenging problem to compare modern control techniques.

It is an interesting open problem to compare the techniques for finding the zeros of the difference of monotone operators.

This study therefore set out to determine whether mothers perceive childhood fevers as a serious problem and to compare the knowledge, attitudes and treatment practices of urban and rural mothers with respect to childhood fevers.

A common approach to this problem is to compare the diagnosis of a new CAD tool with those of expert readers.

In relation to when people expected to make their next dental visit, perhaps the most striking difference was that 27.6% of people who were very afraid of the dentist expected to make their next visit only when they experienced pain or a problem, compared to less than 17% of people with less dental fear.

"What we're specifically talking about in kids with attention deficit is a problem compared to age- and gender-based peers in selective attention — what do you glom onto and what do you ignore?" Moreover, the disorder occurs along a broad spectrum, from mild to extreme.

The Bay Citizen reported that 60percentt of men believed unwanted sexual behavior was a problem compared to 83percentt of women.

As JNIA is situated in Dar es Salaam, laboratory services may not be a problem compared to other POE.