Sentence examples for problem clusters from inspiring English sources

The centres were launched partly due to the Legal Services Research Centre's 2006 influential Causes of Action paper, which highlighted the phenomenon of "problem clusters" – problems tend to be experienced "simultaneously or in sequence by the same person".

Similar to a divide-and-conquer technique, this may reduce the size of our problem: Clusters produce the division of cascades, since we only need to consider the potential influencers within a cluster for each node.

The problem: Clusters of mostly black residential areas just outside the town limits, in a neighborhood called Coal Run, were denied access to the municipal water lines.

(iv) To overcome this problem, clusters may be dislocated and replated as isolated cells.

The second pattern is the nature and variety of body systems involved in lifetime accumulation of health problem clusters.

Some health problem clusters as represented in the ICPC chapters are prominent in the MM11 + −patients, in particular the locomotor, cardiovascular, gastro-intestinal, respiratory and metabolic health problems.

To omit or reduce this problem, clustering topology for VANET has been proposed [8].

In this problem, cluster heads are not uniformly distributed and overloaded cluster heads die out faster than under-load cluster heads.

Naturally this first-world problem cluster contains myriad opportunity for sleek technological "fixes".

This paradigm directly leads to the optimization problem CLUSTER EDITING [ 7- 9].

Michael S Kramer and colleagues suggest that double clustering might explain the negative results of some cluster randomised trials and describe some strategies for avoiding the problem Cluster randomised trials have become popular for evaluating health service and public health interventions.