Sentence examples for experiments with the problem from inspiring English sources

Implementing PBL in concrete technology laboratory work will reduce a problem such as free riders and lack of understanding the relationship between individual experiments with the problem to be solved.

Many experiments have dealt with the problem of auditory sensitivity in fishes, but the species most extensively tested has been the goldfish, a variety of carp belonging to the Ostariophysi.

Alternative packaging materials like corrugated cardboard are being experimented with to deal with the problem of forest exploitation; however fruit growers have issues with the quality of the boxes.

It argues that the two approaches can draw upon each other to achieve a more refined conceptualization of learning and experimenting and in dealing with the problem of change and obduracy in the development of innovation projects.

After each generation of experiments, the experimenter is faced with the problem of designing a limited yet informative set of experiments from an expansive experimental space for the successive generation.

Initial experiments with the method yielded significant problems with primer dimerization (Bybee et al. 2011).

Following preliminary two-sample microarray experiments, we were especially concerned with the problem of mistakenly identifying stress-induced transcripts as M enriched (Sawers et al., unpublished observations).

In the experiments, with five benchmark problems, the proposed algorithms are proved to have considerable potential for solving complex optimization problems.

Positive selection was investigated on the eg95 sequence variants isolated with the cloning experiments, to circumvent the problem of ambiguous sites (double-peaks).

In their experiments with the dynamic single machine scheduling problems, Nie et al. [100] showed that GEP was very competitive as compared to tree-based GP.

Spencer saw his problem as one of "cerebral circulation," and he adopted various remedies to deal with the problem: diet (he experimented briefly with vegetarianism); smoking (which he considered good for his condition); taking opiates (in moderation); and a curious nighttime ritual in which he soaked his head in brine and then put two layers of headgear over the wet hair.