Sentence examples for extent problem from inspiring English sources

The presented way of constructing the penalty function is to some extent problem specific, but the applied scheme may be adapted to other global search and optimisation problems, in particular to those requiring identification of multiple deep local minima.

While bloodborne virus infections (in particular hepatitis C [ 10- 12]), psychiatric illness [ 13] and to a lesser extent, problem alcohol use [ 14] are all recognised as chronic medical problems that are more prevalent among injecting drug users, our understanding of other 'common' chronic illnesses among injecting drug users is less advanced.

To a large extent, problems connected with food storage can be remedied by adequately proofing warehouses and other storage buildings against pigeons and by controlling spillage.

To a large extent, this problem of irrationality is described as a social coordination problem.

"Insolvency figures don't reflect the full extent of problem debt.

It's also, to some extent, a problem of diminishing returns.

Therefore, involving learners with an example is effective to some extent in problem posing.

To a great extent, the problem lies in the lack of a rigorous definition for TDD.

Injury is a pervasive, expensive and, to some extent, preventable problem.

* Extent of problem is being studied.

But to whatever extent the problem is universal, I am hopeful the remedies may be as well.