The phrase "as a problem of identifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or issues related to the process of identification in various contexts, such as research, analysis, or problem-solving.
Example: "The study presents the issue as a problem of identifying the key factors that contribute to climate change."
Alternatives: "as an issue of recognition" or "as a challenge of determining".
She points out that in grounding (and re-grounding) an artistic kind-term, such as 'symphony', there is a problem of identifying the kind of thing one intends to pick out with the term.
Thus, the problem of identifying frequent co-splicing clusters can intuitively be formulated as the problem of identifying heavy subtensors in a tensor.
Neighbor discovery is defined as the problem of identifying all nodes within the communication range of a sensor device.
As an illustration, consider the problem of identifying all incoming connections 3 to a given gene.
It should be noted that prediction of the miRNA:miRNA* duplex is an important advantage of MatureBayes as it avoids the problem of identifying the functional strand when this is not known a priori while maintaining a very similar prediction accuracy for the start position of either the mature miRNA or its miRNA*.
As an application, we consider the problem of identifying genes whose expression is cell-cycle regulated.
For environmental samples, such as soil or water, the problem of identifying contaminants requires special attention as the contaminants may be taxa that are indistinguishable from those genuinely present in the samples.
He was an adult clinical immunologist from National Jewish Hospital, but quickly identified this problem of identifying newborns with SCID as a real issue that had to be addressed.
We have developed a Bayesian-based methodology to address the problem of identifying genetic markers such as SNPs and genes that are more significant than the others.
Each vertex in G may be a member of many different dense subgraphs and thus we formulate the problem of identifying deletions as follows: For each connected component d∈ G and for each set of vertices that form a maximal clique C in d, report C as deleted if | C|≥ k where k is some threshold of evidence.
