Sentence examples for overcome common problems from inspiring English sources
DPF specific crusher is designed to overcome common problems raised in C&D waste production process, which is composed of rotors, external shell, drive system, and hydraulic system.
Salzer, for one, thinks that the US needs to embrace a more holistic model of mental health that works to help the mentally ill overcome common problems like poverty, isolation, and joblessness.
In order to accurately describe motor recovery and overcome common problems of longitudinal data (serial correlations, time-dependent interindividual variability), we adopted a variant of response feature analysis (RFA) that refines our previous efforts in modelling hand function recovery (Matthews et al. 1990; Abela et al. 2012).
Visiting practices that have installed the system of interest is essential to learn about the "hidden costs" and the problems likely to be encountered and the responsiveness of the vendor to problems, and to obtain advice on how to overcome common problems.
The algorithm, to an extent, overcomes common problems in existing cell formation methods such as in dealing with ill-structured matrices and achieving rational cell sizes.
The Quartet lead allows 10 different pacing vectors to be used and may overcome common pacing problems because of the multiple pacing configurations available.
Their design commendably adhered to many of the guidelines proposed by Boot, Blakely and Simons (2011) to overcome common method and interpretation problems in this literature.
Technical reasons overcome common sense.
In this study, a multilayer system of electrospun scaffold containing chitosan nanoparticles was introduced to overcome the common problems of instability and burst release of proteins from nanofibrous scaffolds.
In addition to the insights obtained from the results, this research also proposed some simple engineering management technique to help analysts overcome the common problems which they usually faced during data analysis time.
However, to be effective, technology-based behavior-change programs must overcome the common problem of low engagement and dropout.
