Sentence examples for issue clusters from inspiring English sources

The roots of the party's dilemma run deeper, with two parallel and mutually reinforcing developments structuring political change The first is the coalescing of "issue clusters" – particularly on the left.

A number of initiatives are planned for the coming years, including the formation of issue clusters to address the key themes identified through the concept mapping process, and networking with Canadian, European and international stakeholders to promote the research agenda.

Doctors are problem-solvers in much the same way consultants have to be: examining an issue (cluster of symptoms), diagnosing the problem (illness) and designing a plan to help rectify the situation (treat or perhaps cure disease).

The resulting models can undergo atomic-detail refinement, or if computational expense is an issue, clustering based on the Cα root-mean-square deviation (rmsd) (16, 17) can reduce the number of models before performing refinement.

In this paper, we investigate the mapping of stream programs to wide-issue clustered VLIW processors.

A central challenge with wide-issue clustered VLIW architecture is the availability of programming and automated compiler methods that can fully utilize the available computational resources.

Ethics-related issues clustered into two groups: research ethics and external influences.

Despite the frequency of clustering in randomised trials, recent articles have highlighted the lack of awareness many trialists have regarding the issues clustering presents for the analysis [ 4- 6]; for example, Lee and Thompson found only 4/38 trials (11%) adjusted for clustering (and 3 of the 4 trials that did adjust for clustering did not account for all sources of clustering).

He also addressed the issue of clusters.

Vehicle clustering is promising to resolve this issue, where cluster-head selection depends only on the geographical location of vehicles.

To address this issue we clustered all motif candidates obtained from a gene cluster based on their locations in a set of promoter sequences using Tanimoto distance [ 27, 61].