Sentence examples for enlarge the problems from inspiring English sources

With low within-household variation, the used of fixed effects can enlarge the problems generated by measurement error.

"He had to do something, and he chose to enlarge the problem, beyond the Iraq experience".

Repeated shipments of food, without birth control, simply delay the reckoning a little while and enlarge the problem".

The increasing frequencies of D- and W/γ- type cytoplasm enlarge the problem in designing successful mating combinations because the choice of male parents will be strictly limited, as warned previously by Provan et al. [ 47] and Hosaka and Sanetomo [ 32].

He shrank the people but enlarged the problems.

If people want fake purses, manufacturers will continue to produce and wholesalers will continue to import, enlarging the problem.

Even if they did, they would only delay and enlarge the underlying problems.

The solution must become more sophisticated because the requirement of detailed simulation with more operation processes, uncertainties and time-varying characteristics will increase more variables and enlarge the dimensions of problems in the ADS planning.

Coarse discretization of the design variables could adversely affect the final solution, while finer discretization would increasingly enlarge the scale of the problem, leading to higher computation cost.

Generally, coarse discretization of the continuous design variables could adversely affect the quality of the final solution while finer discretization would enlarge the scale of the problem leading to higher computation cost and, occasionally, to low quality solutions.

This example also illustrates why adding non-determinism to the original deterministic model \(\mathfrak{T}\) does not enlarge the class of decidable problems.