Sentence examples for has gone to the problem from inspiring English sources

Though many algorithms for network inference exist (Marbach et al., 2012), relatively little attention has gone to the problem of network inference and subsequent associations with a phenotype using multiple heterogeneous expression data sources simultaneously.

"His work has gone to the four winds, that's the problem," he said.

All of the doctors seem to have gone to the clinic to escape personal problems back home, which may often be the case in real life but is hardly flattering to aid workers and Peace Corps volunteers.

According to the Associated Press, one of Mr Musharraf's lawyers, Khalid Ranjha, said he had developed a "heart problem" and had gone to the hospital instead of the court.

One of Musharraf's lawyers, Khalid Ranjha, said he had developed a "heart problem" and had gone to the hospital instead of the court.

We would have gone to work to solve the problem.

Dr. Alonso, she said, has "gone more to the root of the problem," instead of focusing solely on test scores.

If this has merely prompted you to wonder, "Why aren't there more preschools?" — then you are not Melody Stevens, a businesswoman from central New Jersey who has gone forward to confront the problem from the supply end.

What they should have done is they should have gone back to the source of the problem in banking, which was no regulation.

In effect, cowpea production has gone a long way to cut down the problem of hunger in most parts of Africa.

Services such as Dropbox and SugarSync have gone someway to address this problem but, arguably, the problem hasn't yet been solved.