Sentence examples for of relevant problem from inspiring English sources

However, the comparison with other technologies facilitates the imagination of pertaining futures, raises the expectation for particular benefits and provides a range of relevant problem settings, as if synthetic biology was 'like' green biotechnology, nanotechnology or information technology.

Although behavioural therapy or behaviour management have proven beneficial for the treatment of relevant problem areas in children with ADHD, such as social interaction, self-management or self-esteem ([ 24- 26]; see also [ 27]) their immediate effects on basic symptoms of ADHD are questionable, e.g. [ 28].

On the contrary, the patient must understand that their successes are due to the conscious and systematic use of relevant problem-solving strategies and that their failures are due to strategies which are ineffective or inappropriate for the situation.

What remained was a list of relevant problems to be addressed more closely.

The effectiveness of the resulting framework is demonstrated by the solution of relevant problems.

Kuhn's analysis is built on the assumption that scientists always view research problems through the lens of a paradigm, defined by set of relevant problems, axioms, methodological presuppositions, techniques, and so forth.

Fixed point theory has also proved to be an important tool for the study of relevant problems in science and engineering concerning local and global stability, asymptotic stability, stabilization, convergence of trajectories and sequences to equilibrium points [1 3], dynamics switching in dynamic systems and in differential/difference equations, etc.

Our high risk sample (n = 233) reported on average 2.9 help-seeking contacts, with an average delay between onset of relevant problems to initial help-seeking contact of 72.6 weeks, and between initial help-seeking contact and reaching specialized high risk care of 110.9 weeks.

Both samples were drawn from in-patients at a tertiary referral centre for diabetes, where patients are usually hospitalized because of relevant problems of diabetes treatment and glycaemic control (reflected by the average HbA1c values of 8.5 and 8.6% in the samples), and showed a relatively long average diabetes duration and a high prevalence of late complications.

Similarly, reference classification problems (such as [15]) are also described by sets of features which contain all of the relevant problem information.

In order to mitigate these limitations, we monitored the recommendations made by the JRMs by using key informants with knowledge of a particular community or of a relevant problem area.