Sentence examples for circumscribed problems from inspiring English sources

Searching with insatiable curiosity for underlying explanations, both did far more than discover new facts or solve circumscribed problems, such as the structure of DNA: they synthesized knowledge from a wide range of fields and created new conceptual frameworks, large parts of which are still accepted today.

It is possible that concerns about the appropriateness of self help in adolescents has meant that researchers have tended to pilot these interventions in groups with more minor or circumscribed problems.

Thus we find that even high-functioning individuals who have mild, circumscribed phonological problems affecting literacy, have a tendency to show reduced levels of left-hemisphere language compared to normal readers.

In general, when AETMIS receives a request, exchanges with the decision-maker and sometimes with other actors are required to circumscribe the problem's context and determine the issues it raises.

Now, in the faux internal NHS economy, medical problems are circumscribed and priced.

Gap spotting and closure were fostered by the SRAP's approach of funding several initiatives addressing the same or related health care problems within geographically circumscribed areas and by the assistance that NPO staff provided to grantees.

Asperger Syndrome (AS), which belongs to the autism spectrum disorders, is a behavioural disorder defined by problems in social interaction, circumscribed unusual interests, repetitive routines and rituals, speech peculiarities and non-verbal communication problems usually without language delay.

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.

The bioinformatics transformation translates biological features and criteria into a set of computational rules, which, as a whole, circumscribe the biological problem.

This effect will, under the assumption that the in- and outgroups are correctly circumscribed, indicate that there is a paralogy problem.

Back when the superpower rivalry circumscribed America's ability to use force directly, problems were more likely to be solved through high-stakes diplomacy or covert action.