Sentence examples for as one solution to from inspiring English sources
With the increasing burden of chronic and age-related diseases, and the rapidly increasing number of patients receiving ambulatory or outpatient-based care, nurse-led services have been suggested as one solution to manage increasing demand on the health system as they aim to reduce waiting times, resources, and costs while maintaining patient safety and enhancing satisfaction.
The local citizens thought they could make a go of it, but they couldn't". Ironically, urban rail systems, including trolleys, have made a comeback in recent years as one solution to the traffic jams on streets and highways.
Quality score recalibration based on sample alignments to a reference genome has been identified as one solution to this problem [ 43].
Training and vocational education has widely been posed as one solution to ease the shortage.
Hutton highlights this again in the report's conclusions about long-term structural reform, which points towards "career average" pensions as one solution to cutting costs.
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra has suggested she might call for fresh elections, after the protesters go home, as one solution to the stalemate.
The creation of a multiethnic, centrally commanded Afghan National Army has long been promoted by President Hamid Karzai, and his American and United Nations supporters, as the one solution to Afghanistan's endemic insecurity and powerful regional warlords.
As for some overlapping peaks, one solution to identify all the peaks in the chromatogram is to use a deconvolution software like AMDIS prior to library searching [ 14].
Basing adaptation instead on an independent measure of irradiance not subject to the same light adaptation processes, as shown here for melanopsin, is one solution to this problem.
As one solution, the researcher may choose to sequence additional orthologous genes of appropriate evolutionary rate.
As one solution, the researcher may choose to sequence additional orthologous genes of appropriate evolutionary rate for the taxa in the study.
