Sentence examples for a specific problem and from inspiring English sources

It has helped me focus specifically on a specific problem and concentrate on learning more that could help with the particular problem such as how the problem occurred, what does the problem do, and what are possible solutions".

Computers with access to extensive data files can select information associated with a specific problem and display it to aid the researcher in formulating possible solutions.

If such a sequence is aimed at the solution of a specific problem and fulfills the criteria for reasoning, it is called directed thinking.

"It's not that they have looked at a specific problem and solved it, as has been the case with other prizes," said Lars Calmfors, a member of the prize committee of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, which administers the Nobel awards, and a professor of international economics at Stockholm University.

"In the past I might have gone over to the medical school with a specific problem and ask advice," said Dr. Larry D. Galuppo, an equine surgeon at the University of California, Davis, who has been experimenting with the latest stem-cell therapies to repair tendon injuries in horses.

Instead, he wants to inspire entrepreneurs to pick a specific problem and chip away at it.

Health professionals said they found the process of identifying general problem areas and goals in the goal negotiation stage relatively straight forward, but refining these into a specific problems and goals in the goal setting stage was more challenging and influenced by factors such as the patient's recovery expectations and their cognitive and communication status.

Assumptions and constraints are often used to simplify the problem, but are also limiting the retrieval in its transferability since they are generally only applicable for a specific problem (Duggin and Robinove 1990; Kötz et al. 2004).

Each item stands for a specific problem behaviour and is rated on a 3-point scale from 0 = 'not true' to 2 = 'very true or often true'.

Each item stands for a specific problem behaviour and is rated on a 3-point scale from "not true = 0" to "very true or often true = 2".

Hypnotic medication may be ineffective in the long-term in primary care and potentially exacerbates the problem, this exacerbation may be due to a specific problem of tolerance and addiction related to both persistence and medication use [ 29].