Sentence examples for mentioned problems of from inspiring English sources

In 2011, Liu and Li [8] dealt with the integral factor method for solving the above mentioned problems of third-order nilpotent singularities.

In our study, while released prisoners rarely mentioned problems of reintegration following their release, their other family members such as their wives and children did.

With reference to personalized prevention, most of the respondents mentioned problems of confidentiality, the handling of sensitive genetic data, as well as the possibility of ethnic discrimination or inequalities regarding health insurance and chances on the job market.

Husz and Wallance [26] included a particle propagation step relying on learnt information on the structure of the executed motion thus facing the already mentioned problem of lack of adaptivity to unseen motions.

In these areas which are physical environments where sustainability can be maintained easily, the Social Housing Department of the North Cyprus Government has made several studies for the proposal of prototype house plans' as a solution to the above mentioned problem of a need for housing and the prevention of migration to cities.

In a follow-up study, Stelzle et al. [ 8] took on the above mentioned problem of ex-vivo tissue alterations.

Tools like MatchMiner (Bussey et al., 2003) which are based on gene and protein names are affected by the above mentioned problem of misleading nomenclature.

The use of base population allele frequencies in the centered allele coding method would remove the above mentioned problem of inconsistency between evaluations, but estimating these allele frequencies is elusive.

Gianluca Buonanno, mayor of Varallo Sesia said, "The sight of a 'masked woman' could disturb small children, not to mention problems of hygiene".

Yet a few weeks after his speech, the president delivered his state of the union address without mentioning problems of gun violence that disproportionately affect low income and minority neighborhoods.

For instance, in the case of rubber in Sumatra, because jungle rubber is not officially recognized as a real cropping system, smallholders replant clonal rubber as a way to protect their land rights (Ruf et al. 1999).In our survey in Ghana, farmers did not mention problems of land tenure (Table  3).