Sentence examples for observation issue from inspiring English sources

In this paper, the observation issue of the partial pressure of oxygen and nitrogen and the mass flow rate of dry air in the cathode channel of a fuel cell stack is addressed.

Observation issues for reaction systems is of fundamental importance since there is a lack of sensors and the uncertainties can be very high.

"The initial recommendation for rest and observation issued on Saturday … was modified," according to a statement from Fundacion Favaloro hospital, Reuters reported.

In addition each RA attended a two day workshop on the basics of ethnography, how to conduct ethnographic observations, observational issues, specifics to record for the study, and how to write up field notes.

This is because having more sources than microphones invokes the well-known 'more variables than observations' issue in PCA-based methods.

An HBM describing crop colonization by winged aphids was fitted to a large dataset of field observations issued from a long term survey at a wide scale of both aerial and field densities of the bird cherry-oat aphid Rhopalosiphum padi.

By validating model results against observations, issues of a scale mismatch will appear as inability (or poor ability) to properly describe certain observed features.

In these observations issues such as technical content of the interaction, persuasion and compliance, nature and amount of gifts offered including free drug samples, discussion over personal issues, etc. were noted.

The strategic five-year concept is aligned with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and addresses the 2015 Concluding Observations issued by these treaty bodies for Turkmenistan.

Some enterprising publisher is bound to scoop up the best of these observations and issue a queasy-making anthology: "Carsick: A Global Reader".

It established a minor in 2007 and will begin a master's program in the fall, spurred by the observation that issues around food had become too complex to view through a single academic lens.