He was drawn to problems that other mathematicians thought unsolvable and in some cases actually solved them.
Much attention has been drawn to the problems that might, in theory, bedevil this approach, including confounding from population structure, misclassification of outcome, and allelic heterogeneity.
Besides the sheer numbers, Congress has been drawn to the problem because of its broad impact on Republican, Democratic and swing states alike.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has infamously dismissed the international attention that has been drawn to the problem of missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada by saying there weren't any sociological issues behind the wave of deaths and disappearances.
While attention has recently been drawn to the problem of genetic heterogeneity in breast cancer tumours, our study indicates that extra-cellular conditions, such as those we have explored here to stimulate EMT, can induce divergent molecular states even on a common genetic background, resulting in altered drug sensitivity and response.
Still, everywhere he goes, he has been drawn to a similar thorny problem: the right price to charge to insure against potential losses from extremely unlikely financial events.
A further problem has been drawn to my attention by Paul Spade, in his comments on an earlier draft of this article: "if every proposition signifies se esse veram, and we're construing the infinitival expression personally, we've got a problem.
Appointed inspector of silk manufacture in 1741, Vaucanson's attention was drawn to the problems of mechanization of silk weaving.
From the start, Dr. Wilson was drawn to difficult problems that could take years to solve, said Kurt Gottfried, a Cornell colleague.
