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I don't see why not, since both sectors could help to solve each other's problems when it comes to making higher-welfare meat economically viable.
One difference between the Pope and the President is that the latter has a hand in setting economic policies that could help to solve the problem.
These humble wads could help to solve a number of problems in Haiti: poor people would be able to make their own charcoal rather than having to pay for the prefab variety, forests would no longer have to be cut down to make wood charcoal and local entrepreneurs could use the recipe to set up small businesses.
Building a database could help to solve this problem. .
Building a database could help to solve this problem.
That could help to solve the problem of the acidifying emissions.
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As well as exhorting the greater use of biofuels and nuclear power – both of which probably cause more problems than they could ever help to solve – it lays greater emphasis on developing technology than on the systemic changes required to put our economies on a carbon detox.
The purification of this enzyme could probably help to solve the phenomenon of molybdenum reduction to molybdenum blue first reported in 1896 and would be useful for the understanding of the underlying mechanism in molybdenum bioremediation involving bioreduction.
Requesting regular hints alone compared to requesting a bottom-out-hint may indicate higher levels of self-efficacy because a student could request just enough help to solve the rest of the problem on his/her own.
This fiber could be a good alternative to help to solve constipation problems in patients with Parkinson's disease.
So I could be helping to solve a mystery but I could also be muddying the waters with inconsequential noise.
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