Sentence examples for one clear solution from inspiring English sources
As for what this means for the dairy industry, it's unclear; milk producers are affected differently, depending on a multitude of variables, so there's no one clear solution to stabilize the business.
Increasing the playback level is one clear solution to improve the speech intelligibility in the event of background noise.
With rising trends towards out-patient care, nurses will need to perform complex problem-solving within a dynamic and changing environment for which there is not one clear solution (Schofield et al., 2010; Wolff et al., 2009).
One clear solution is enhanced image resolution in vivo.
One clear solution to this problem would see research conducted that attends to service delivery issues at the outset.
As outlined above, medical problem solving often does not result in one clear solution, and the lack of relevant information for the problem-solving process is common [ 11, 12].
"Like in business, sometimes there is one clear, simple solution to a big problem that seems obvious to everyone and is absolutely wrong," he says when asked his view of dividing the city so that it can serve as the capital of both Israel and a future state of Palestine.
Unlike many public problems, this one has clear solutions -- and Mrs. Obama's primary goals are right on target: improved school nutrition, better labeling of high-calorie foods and drinks, support for farmers' markets, and a coordinated education campaign to help moms and dads instill good eating habits.
For samples below the minimum gelation concentration (Cgel), the specimens were prepared by placing one drop of the clear solution onto the carbon-coated copper grid, removing the solvent with a tissue and air-drying the sample for 1 min with an airflow.
After improvement of the three potential solutions, one clear winner scenario could be identified.
It consists of two water-based PEG solutions, one clear and one coloured with methylene blue, to make it easy to see where it has been used.
