Sentence examples for introduced the problems of from inspiring English sources

Prompts were revised iteratively, for instance, early participants introduced the problems of 'erectile dysfunction' and 'housebound patients'; these were explored with later participants.

For electronic market (e-market) applications, the wide variety of choices to the consumers has introduced the problem of information searching.

In his (1980), Peter Unger introduced the "Problem of the Many".

This paper introduced the problem of distribution-based control as an alternative to existing approaches to complex network control which typically addresses the problem of full state controllability.

Boufounos et al. [28] introduced the problem of 1-bit compressive sensing where only 1 bit of the linear measurement, specifically its sign, is observed.

In my previous blog I introduced the problem of scientism -- the religious-like belief that science is necessarily the best or only valid approach to learning more about the physical world and solving applied problems.

In [ 38], Efron and Tibshirani introduced the "problem of regions".

In (Evans, 1999) the author introduced the problem of finding the longest arc-preserving common subsequence (LAPCS).

Incorporation of a tissue (rather than a mechanical) valve removed the need for anticoagulation 15 but introduced the problem of failing tissue valves, typically by about 15 years.

After a brief presentation of the socio-demographic background of the study participants, a woman's experiences of seeking birth care in rural Tanzania introduced the problem of delays.

That analysis had two important limitations: First, as the authors noted, analysis of both prior and concurrent BPb concentrations in the same model introduced the problem of collinearity between these two measures.