Sentence examples for possibly intractable from inspiring English sources
The remainder expressed serious and possibly intractable difficulties with the repeal.
We close our complexity analysis by precisely outlining the frontier between tractable and possibly intractable query answering problems.
Recognizing that the development of a generalized model that could account for the dependence of the MDL of an LSPR sensor on all of these parameters was likely to prove computationally intensive and possibly intractable, we focused instead on developing a model that was applicable to gold nanorods as plasmonic transducers of binding events for the following reasons.
The core dilemma involved is well known, but could quite possibly prove intractable.
This has different reasons, importantly, the use of metabolic data on changes (if any) of intermediary metabolites to infer changes in metabolic rate is an intractable (possibly insoluble) problem beyond the scope of our methodology.
In the general case where one or more of the response variables is considered categorical, the likelihood function is an intractable integral possibly of high dimension and ML estimation becomes problematic.
Adverse experiences in the neonatal period often contribute to adaptive or maladaptive function of the mammalian nervous system, and possibly to the development of chronic intractable disorders that may occur in the absence of identifiable structural problems and which can sometimes be very painful, hence the cognomen 'functional pains' (e.g. fibromyalgia, functional abdominal pain, etc).
The theory and evidence together reinforce the idea that accounting, bankruptcy and possibly other aspects of social mechanisms play an important role in resolving the otherwise mathematically intractable challenges associated with multiplicity of equilibria in closed economies.
Unfortunately, corruption remained intractable.
