Sentence examples for been defined as a problem from inspiring English sources
So I can't help wondering if cellulite isn't just a construct that's always existed, but only recently been defined as a problem.
The problem has been defined as a problem of non-linear optimization with dispersed input parameters, requiring neuro-fuzzy logic.
Discontinuous (sectionally continuous) dynamical systems have been defined as a problem of retarded functional equation and studied in [1 10].
A met need is defined as a problem area for a client that is currently being addressed through existing prison services, or other informal help.
An unmet need is defined as a problem area where no interventions/services are currently being provided and/or existing interventions/services are ineffective.
Based on our observation that a clinical text describes a patient's medical problems and a doctor's treatments in chronological order, a clinical semantic unit is defined as a problem and/or an action relation.
Participation limitation is defined as a problem an individual may experience in involvement in life situations [ 27].
Clinical reasoning is defined as a "problem and patient-oriented understanding, judgment, and decision, with the key function of problem solving".
For example, in the component body functions 1 (mild impairment) is defined as " a problem that is present less than 25% of the time, with an intensity a person can tolerate and which happens rarely over the last 30 days".
The problem of understanding how ensembles of neurons code for somatosensory information has been defined as a classification problem: given the response of a population of neurons to a set of stimuli, which stimulus generated the response on a single-trial basis?
Irregular migration occurring from Sub-Saharan Africa and the Maghreb to Europe has also increasingly been defined as a security problem associated with international crime, trafficking and terrorism (Castles, De Haas, & Miller, 2014; Cuttitta, 2007; Goldschmidt, 2006; Lutterbeck, 2006).
