Sentence examples for common practical issues from inspiring English sources

The presented reconstruction algorithm is evaluated by means of simulations, with comparison to conventional compressed sensing reconstruction and the most common practical issues taken into account.

This paper is an attempt to bring awareness to some common practical issues, and also provide simple solutions to make the buildings more efficient, functional, and comfortable.

The technologies used by eTOXlab (web services, VM, object-oriented programming) provide an elegant solution to common practical issues; the system can be installed easily in heterogeneous environments and integrates well with other software.

In an Italian study, the main reason for failing to comply with a previous screening invitation was a recent Pap smear done outside the screening program (40.6 %) with the second most common reason being related to practical issues such as no time (23%%) [ 11].

The main reason for not participating in regular screening provided by women who participated in iPap trial was emotional/attitudinal i.e. Pap test from a doctor is embarrassing (18 %), with the second most common reason being related to practical issues such as finding time to do a Pap test (14%%).

Students also attend a series of case-method tutorials [ 20, 21], designed to explore some of the common practical, clinical and work-related issues they will encounter as interns.

In this paper, the practical issues that emerge during common "peg-in-hole" assembly procedures are discussed.

With respect to practical issues, object collision and tracking failure are common problems with both RFID-type and non-RFID-type sensors and coverage uncertainty is only for the RFID-type-sensor problem.

A common theme that emerged from the focus groups related to the practical issues of arranging follow-up.

Moreover, there is a lack of guideline for costing method with a common consensus of researchers and relevant expertise which can address the standard methodological as well as practical issues in Bangladesh.

Study findings have been mixed with respect to factors that predict attrition (e.g., children's BMI, sex), but practical issues including scheduling difficulties and services not meeting families expectations have been reported as common reasons for terminating care.