Sentence examples for both types of problem from inspiring English sources

As already commented in the introduction, both types of problem are proven to belong to the class of the NP-hard problems, that is, highly difficult problems in terms of computational burdens and efficacy.

The fact that alienation from parents predicted both types of problem behavior suggests that parent attachment, specifically the degree of children's estrangement, isolation and separation from the parent, is an important variable in the screening for adolescent problem behavior [ 3, 33, 34].

Many variants of both types of problems have appeared over the years.

Numerical solutions are presented for both types of problems.

If young adolescents do not yet detect that their intuitive response conflicts with the cued normative response, they should not treat the conflict and no-conflict problems any differently and show similar confidence in their responses for both types of problems.

The high quality solves both types of problems, while the low quality is only sufficient for the minor problem.

Patients formulated their suffering in both medical and social/legal terms, and sought help from physicians for both types of problems.

According to internalizing and externalizing scale scores, they were further classified as having: internalizing problems only (anxiety and/or depression symptoms); externalizing problems only (aggressive behavior and/or rule breaking behavior); both types of problems; or no problems.

The continuity of internalizing symptoms (37%) was higher than that of externalizing symptoms (19%), but there was substantial crossover from externalizing to internalizing symptoms (15%) and from externalizing symptoms to a combination of both types of problems (18%).

The presence of anxiety and depression effects in both the Table 2 and Table 3 models was perhaps the most surprising result, given that both types of health problem figure explicitly in the EQ-5D classification instrument.

Externalizing and internalizing behavioral problems should be considered together because children showing both types of behavioral problems simultaneously are likely to keep experiencing those problems or suffer from mental illness or social maladjustment (Basten et al. 2016; Sourander et al. 2007).