Sentence examples for be solved by additional from inspiring English sources
Most, if not all, of these problems stem from a broken corporate culture and poor management, and will not be solved by additional funding and personnel.
He described the problems as reflecting "a broken corporate culture and poor management that cannot simply be solved by additional funding and personnel".
These problems, said the report, stemmed "from a broken corporate culture and poor management, and will not be solved by additional funding and personnel .The spies' friends (and Mr Bush's enemies) rebut this.
In addition to cascading, the voltage gain of the non-isolated DC DC converters can be increased effectively by using coupled inductors with an appropriate turn ratio instead of traditional inductors [9, 10].However, the energy stored in the leakage inductance is another problem, which needs to be solved by additional snubber circuits, leading to high volume, high weight and low efficiency.
The problem of differentiation between xenobiotic molecules and metabolites that are produced by the biochemical machinery can only be solved by additional database annotations and use of ontologies.
This problem may be solved by generating additional lines carrying different insertion sites to select those expressing Gla80 in all cells.
The problems will be solved by carrying an additional energy source; a biogas (methane) engine is thought to be a best answer, because CO2 emitted by the engine is carbon neutral; both the heating for the air condition and the battery charging are done by the biogas engine.
This problem (P14) can be solved by adding only an additional column where the variables in the additional column represent the stored amount at the sources.
Next, recognition and diagnosis can be solved by the simple SRC without additional classifier, exploiting the sparse nature that the key entries in sparse representation vector are assigned to the corresponding fault category for a test sample.
Once recognized, this problem can be solved by fracture fixation using an additional plate or mesh.
Thirdly, potential concerns related to generalizability could be solved by means of carrying out additional studies with populations from other countries and cultures.
