The Health and Safety Executive describes stress at work as a major problem, accounting for around 40% of all work-related illness.
Combinatorialism as it stands has no problem accounting for the general intuition that there could have been fewer things.
The design is found by means of a steady-state optimization problem accounting for process economics and performance requirements.
Syncope is a common problem accounting for 3% of emergency department (ED) visits [1], 1 6% of hospital admissions [2] and affecting 6 per 1,000 people per year [3].
The differential system derived in the linear wave problem accounts for coupling of acoustic modes with micro-rotational modes referred to polaritons.
A modified interfacial Riemann problem accounting for phase change and surface tension was developed to couple a reacting gas to a vaporizing compressible liquid.
Solving the global optimization problem accounts for most of the embedding time.
Despite intense efforts, sepsis remains a serious clinical problem, accounting for thousands of deaths every year.
This accelerating problem accounts for substantial number of excess deaths, especially among infants.
