Sentence examples for contrast problem from inspiring English sources

In contrast, problem posing is a production task that requires generation of information and its synthesis.

In contrast, problem solving was negatively associated with depressive and anxious symptomatology whereas seeking social support was negatively associated with symptoms of depression and positively associated with social adaptation.

The region-based term combines both local and global statistical information, where the local part deals with the intensity inhomogeneity, and the global part solves the low contrast problem.

When examining these datasets, and then turning to applying our methods on large blocks of genomic data, there seems to be a "contrast" problem in the recognition of the start-of-coding region when working with the standard 1st order HMM (a "needle-in-the-haystack" problem).

In contrast, problem drinking outside work hours was generally tolerated and measures to support problem drinkers were weak or non-existent.

Exogenous label contrast agents, such as fluorescence dyes, can solve the contrast problem, but they may make the living cells phototoxic and influence the cellular behavior [ 2].

By contrast, problems with "priority debts" such as rent arrears and council tax debts are growing.

In contrast, problem-solving studies, such as the one conducted by Kapa (2007), followed the traditional four stages of problem solving: (1) understanding the problem, (2) making a plan, (3) executing the plan and thus finding a unique solution, and (4) reviewing the solution.

In contrast, problems with high amounts of phthalates plasticisers in the gasket of screw caps for glass containers seen in 2008/2009 seems to be solved.

At the heart of complaining is a sense of personal powerlessness; in contrast, problem-solving is rooted in the belief that one has the power to effect positive change.

In contrast, problems with the musculoskeletal system, vision and hearing were documented less frequently for cases.