Sentence examples for appropriate solution to the problem from inspiring English sources

This paper presents XML and Web Services technologies and their use for an appropriate solution to the problem of bioinformatics data exchange and integration.

We now illustrate how GTO would approach the same problem, following the steps in table 2. The first three evaluation steps correspond roughly to the three fundamental questions of the model for improvement in figure 1, and are designed to find an appropriate solution to the problem.

It can be argued that the development of more robust tools to handle the complexity of supplementary materials is not the appropriate solution to the problem of recovering genetic variants from publications; that publications should instead include clearly structured data in a standard semantically specified representation (e.g. a nanopublication [ 35]).

Though not ruling on the proposals for a holding area off the M20 put forward by the Department for Transport, the MPs want more evidence that it is "a proportionate and appropriate solution" to the problems caused by Operation Stack, under which Kent police close large stretches of motorway to park freight vehicles bound for the Port of Dover or the Channel tunnel.

Mr Richards said he planned to "work with the BBC Trust" to discuss "appropriate solutions" to the problems of viewer trust in British television.

Community members appreciated learning about the research findings precisely hence designing and implementing appropriate solutions to the problems identified because they could see photographs from their own local area.

Most countries of the region have the capacity to find appropriate solutions to the problems they are facing.

They also represent an appropriate solution to the 'too big to fail' problem relating to the big banks without compromising their international competitiveness or that of the Swiss financial center".

In this work we argue that path pre-computation is an appropriate solution to this problem, explore and provide solutions to some of the problems of pre-computation in the traffic engineering context and compare our solutions with on-demand path computation.

Therefore the design of more efficient national governance structures for AESs, which decrease public transaction costs (TCs), would be an appropriate solution to this problem.

The integration of a priori knowledge of gene set information in clustering may be an appropriate solution to these problems (Rapaport et al., 2007); however, there are currently no available user-friendly tools that implement this alternate algorithm.