Sentence examples for issue encountered with from inspiring English sources
Carbon fibre-reinforced polymer (CFRP) bars are currently used to reinforce concrete in an attempt to overcome the corrosion issue encountered with ordinary steel.
This paper also presents current issues encountered with PEME model.
The issues encountered with negotiating access to clinical and public datasets in epidemiology in general remain applicable to digital epidemiology.
A more useful comparison would be with the noisy misaligned reconstruction, which is a better representation of the issues encountered with experimental data.
Safety issues encountered with viral vectors have prompted substantial attention to in vivo investigations with non-viral vectors throughout the past decade.
After a brief discussion of issues encountered with nonlinear spring element connection modeling schemes, an equivalent parameterized beam connection model is proposed to characterize softening-type connection behavior.
GSK269984A was designed to overcome development issues encountered with previous EP1 antagonists such as GW848687X and was found to display excellent activity in preclinical models of inflammatory pain.
Utilising recommended methods for DNA extractions from pine needles (Ioos et al. 2010; Telfer et al. 2013), together with sampling during periods of high disease expression, should overcome the detection issues encountered with pine needle samples during this study.
Jeong et al. [45] give an overview of issues encountered with Intrusion Detection and Big Data and how various Hadoop technologies can address these challenges, specifically focusing on anomaly-based (misuse) IDSs.
The anterior-to-psoas (ATP) or oblique lumbar interbody fusion (OLIF) technique is the proposed solution to accessing the L1-L5 levels without the issues encountered with ALIF and LLIF.
This paper aims at two practical design issues encountered with electro-optic amplitude modulators, namely (1) the long-term optical power drift when a single electro-optic crystal is used and (2) the mechanical resonances of the crystal that limit the control bandwidth.
