Sentence examples for have raised the problem from inspiring English sources
Recently, Sosa (2003a,b), Poston (2007) and Markie (2009) have raised the problem of the speckled hen in objection to the acquaintance theorist's conception of noninferential justification.
However, all these researchers have raised the problem of high noise in the financial time series, as well as some financial time series only possess poor information and small sample size.
In particular they have raised the problem of overdiagnosis [ 11, 12], considered to be the most important harm associated with early detection.
He reminded the audience that a former NUJ president, John Devine, had raised the problem with the Dublin government in the mid-1970s following the acquisition of Independent Newspapers by O'Brien's ownership predecessor, Tony O'Reilly, in 1973.
Just as Mine Hill has done, the Red Bank mayor, Pasquale Menna, has raised the problem of Trenton's dwindling support for towns in his argument for selling a lot on the river to developers.
This proposal has not yet been (and may never be) instituted, but it has raised the problem of replication to salience, and a related project has taken off.
The stochastic nature of several renewable energy sources has raised the problem of designing and building storage facilities, which can help the electricity grid to sustain larger and larger contribution of renewable energy.
In an attempt to generalize Caristi's fixed point theorem, Kirk [4] has raised the problem of whether a map T : X → X, such that for all x ∈ X η ( d ( x, T x ) ) ≤ ϕ ( x ) − ϕ ( T x ). for some positive function η, has a fixed point.
The technological opportunity to deal with long DNA sequences using shotgun sequencing has raised the problem of fragment recombination.
The renewed interest for hypofractionation has raised the problem of the need to adapt LQ model to higher dose per fraction because clinically the LQ model often underestimates tumor control observed at radiosurgical doses [ 12].
