Sentence examples for analytical problems that from inspiring English sources

There are still many significant technical and analytical problems that must be solved before the promise of SNPs can be fulfilled.

Small sample volumes generate many of today's analytical problems that can only be solved through a corresponding miniaturization of the analytical instrumentation.

However, we do still have some really challenging analytical problems that only just beginning to be addressed.

This presented an analytical problem that resulted in either pseudoreplication or confounding.

It should be noted here that, the theorem of equiconvergence of the eigenfunction expansion is one of interesting analytical problem that arising in the field of spectral analysis of differential operators, see [4 6].

Breaking down the prefecture IOTs into those of several small areas and the integration of the small area IOTs into one MRIOT may make it possible to solve the analytical problem that a region identified in terms of economic activity is not necessarily the same as the administrative region.

The pre-analytical problem that platelets tend to easily aggregate in vitro, giving rise to lower platelet counts, has been known since ethylenediamine-tetra acetic acid EDTA and automated platelet counting procedures were introduced in the haematological laboratory.

Analytical intelligence is an ability to solve analytical problems, and that requires using deductive skills and utilising existing knowledge (for example, analysis of traffic flow, numerical optimization, or planning a typical construction process, etc).. Analytical intelligence is acquired through the combination of rote learning and learning deductive skills.

Further, although cluster sampling is a cost-saving measure, without the need to list all the households, statistically, it creates analytical problems in that observational units are not independent.

Finally, inclusion of the literature data within a supermatrix context also presents analytical problems in that molecular sequence data are arguably best analyzed within a likelihood framework whereas maximum parsimony is better suited for non-molecular data (despite the existence of models of evolution for such data; for example, [ 85, 86]).

A wiry, slightly built, fiercely engaging man, now 42, he has a terrierlike alertness, a sharp mind and an analytical approach to problems that makes relatively light work of the Ensemble Intercontemporain's complex repertory.