Sentence examples for observable problems from inspiring English sources

Pouring of the molten stainless steel into the mold continued without any observable problems for about 30 min before the violent water vapour explosion occurred.

The findings help explain how biology and the environment interact to create kids with easily observable problems, he said.

Three participants rated all items with the highest possible score of 5 despite having encountered observable problems navigating the program and understanding all content.> -wrap-foot> SD = standard deviation Possible revisions to address each of the 25 unique usability problems were discussed and prioritized by the research team, and most have been implemented in a revised version of P3P.

It runs as follows: We solve the fully observable problem by Howard's policy iteration, 25 and then we value the determination routine.

In this paper we show that linear plans are not only meaningful for unobservable problems but also for partially-observable problems.

Second, while parents might be underestimating certain non-observable problems and are themselves influenced by their child's health state, they are more accessible and less influenced by knowledge or short-time memory effects, response shift or satisficing [ 5, 9, 23, 34].

Unlike the general controllability and observability problems which require each state to be controllable and observable, we only examine the consensus state to be controllable and the tracking error states between the followers and the leader to be observable.

There is only moderate agreement between reports on the YSR and CBCL; agreement being highest on more observable Externalizing Problems (i.e. conduct problems and rule-breaking behaviour), and lowest on Internalizing Problems (i.e. depressive and anxiety dimensions) [ 34].

The original Maudsley Obsessional Compulsive Inventory (MOCI) has been widely used and is considered to be one of the best available self-report instruments for measuring observable obsessive compulsive problems such as washing and checking.

This is a 24-item caregiver-report measure of observable behavioural problems in people with dementia in relation to caregiver distress.

This suggests that endophenotypic dysfunctioning related proportionally to (subtle) phenotypical deviations in non-affected children, but other factors possibly come into play that aggravate the eventually observable phenotypical problems in affected children.