Sentence examples for considered intractable from inspiring English sources

Important progress has already been made on problems that were once considered intractable, such as voice and face recognition.

This series is supported, in part, through a grant to theguardian.org by Humanity United, a US-based foundation dedicated to bringing new approaches to global problems that have long been considered intractable.

Crucial to the Zionist effort was broadening its appeal to western policymakers, prominent among whom was a breed of well-heeled British romantics who floated around the Middle East offering solutions of breathtaking (and often contradictory) simplicity to problems that even now are considered intractable.

It's truly remarkable progress on an issue that many once considered intractable".

These aggregates are widely considered intractable, and no available therapy eliminates these structures or their misfolded precursors.

Approximately 10% of all patients with ITP do not respond to standard treatment, and cases in which the platelet count falls to <30 × 10/L are considered intractable.

In 1991 Dr. Guarente decided to study the basis of aging, then considered an intractable and unpromising field of research.

3) This involves that the patient is considered medically intractable as defined by international consensus[10].

In the physics field, these methods have provided remarkable numerical solutions to problems considered analytically intractable.

This involves that the patient is considered medically intractable as defined by international consensus[10].

Trials investigating neurostimulator devices should only involve patients who are not suffering from medication overuse headache and are considered medically intractable as defined by international consensus[10].