Sentence examples for marker problem from inspiring English sources

The marker configuration model-based RSA technique (Kaptein et al. 2005) was used to solve the occluded marker problem in cases where less than 3 beads were matched in an examination at follow-up.

The irregular shapes of pattern pieces of a garment make the marker planning problem more complex.

In future work, it would be interesting to assess sensitivity to these cues in preterm infants, as problems in this area could be an important early marker for problems with social attention and perception.

"And yet it looks like this is a real marker for problems".

Inflated map lengths and marker order problems may also be a result of missing data or genotyping errors [ 58].

Given that abdominal circumference in the majority of children decreases between the ages of 24 and 36 months, increases seen in this time period might be an early marker for problems in later life, particularly if the effect of abdominal circumference change on blood pressure amplifies with age.

While the true numbers of people not getting enough to eat was hard to establish from the report, she added: "I think the numbers are quite a powerful marker of the problem.

Excessive drinking is a problematic behaviour in its own right but it is also a marker for other problem behaviours, including illicit drug misuse and delinquency.

Nobody in the medical community finds this test to be satisfactory and the search for a marker molecule or problem protein linked to the symptoms continues.

Assessment of ERBB2 by means of a theranostic marker evoked the problem of tumour heterogeneity in EAC.

We first derived a variable for early alcohol onset (≤11 years) to measure pre-adolescence alcohol use, as both an intermediate outcome and a marker of later problem use [ 15, 16, 36]; the earliest available information from six surveys from age 10 to 16 years was used in hierarchical order to minimize recall bias and maximize the sample for the analyses.