"The commission is faced with the problem of auditing quality without any data on outcomes," says Nick Black, a professor of health-services research at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
So every time a villager travels to a city to work, he is faced with the problem of securing new identification, often by paying bribes.
With the growth of the power grid scale, the capital region around Tokyo is faced with the problem of excessive short circuit currents [6].
In the feature subset selection problem, a learning algorithm is faced with the problem of selecting a relevant subset of features upon which to focus its attention, while ignoring the rest.
An ideal observer is faced with the problem of inferring the causal structure, i.e., whether there is one cause or there are two causes.
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.
Generally, an examination of PSA glycosylation, especially numerous PSA species/glycoforms, is faced with the problem of small amounts, preventing isolation in sufficient quantity for glycan analysis.
Therefore, clonal evolution is not directly observed and one is faced with the problem of inferring the ancestral relationships between cells in a tumor from measurements at one time point.
Clinical islet cell transplantation is faced with the problem that viability test and efficacy assays, which characterize islet cell preparation prior to transplantation, are unable to predict posttransplant outcome.
No wonder you're faced with the problems you are.
