Sentence examples for probing the problem from inspiring English sources

The EPA has determined that low-income communities and in some cases communities of color are more likely to live near coal ash disposal sites and the Commission is probing the problem, planning to issue a report with possible recommendations to better protect communities.

As Sharples points out, VR companies themselves are keenly involved in probing the problems.

When tackling the general DCA problem, described hereabove, while considering K channels to probe, the problem that consists in maximizing the cumulated throughput of the user over the number of transmission trials appears to be consistent with a MAB paradigm [74, 75].

The public database ensures a swift response to complaints (no company wants to be Number One on this list!) and enables academics and other researchers to probe the problems that plague financial markets and suggest priority solutions.

The intent was to uncover problems by probing the participant about each question to determine whether a specific question did or did not successfully match the intended concept of interest.

While methods that enumerate flux scenarios are useful for the "front-end" analysis of metabolic engineering problems or probing the possibilities in tissue physiology, the evaluation of actual data from a tissue or engineered cells is ultimately needed to verify the veracity of theoretical predictions and mechanistic hypotheses.

We chose to use an anti-PTP1B antibody instead of the mutant GST-PTP1BD181A to avoid detection problems when probing the slides with the anti-GST antibodies for immunofluorescence (see [ 19] for the anti-PTP1B antibody specificity control).

In addition to dynamic simulation, network is a powerful tool in computational systems biology to probe the fundamental biological problem, such as occurrence and development of complex disease and the recent cell reprogramming.

With a sandwich assay format and a rational design of the capture and tagged-signaling probes the problems posed by the strong secondary structure of the target and complementary probes were alleviated.

In Whiteout she uses her own marriage to a West African as the springboard to probe the possibilities and the problems of falling in love in a multi-racial society.

The experiments are conducted using either unique or non-unique probes, and the problem at hand is to compute a minimal design, i.e., a minimal set of probes that allows to infer the targets in the sample from the hybridization results.