Sentence examples for problem has garnered from inspiring English sources

While RxO abuse has not been regarded as a major problem in Europe so far, this potentially growing problem has garnered increasing interest in recent years.

Since then keyboard-related problems have garnered Apple at least one class-action lawsuit.

The capacitated arc routing problem (CARP) has garnered much attention recently, owing to its wide range of applications in the real world.

Since the HS algorithm was first developed in 2001, it has been applied to various engineering problems and has garnered increasing attention globally.

Her job search has garnered little besides anxiety.

Although the problem of designing solvents and catalysts for such reactive systems has garnered considerable attention, focus on the problem of design of reactants and products has been lacking.

A furious diktat against tourists picking up rocks or even feathers is carried alongside a scientist boasting the riches he has garnered from the place: "The problem is not in finding the fossils but in deciding which ones to collect".

Target and OAR identification continue to pose a challenge for mpMRI-fused BT workflows; as a result, the use of intra-operative MRI guidance for BT has garnered significant interest in an attempt to alleviate this problem.

The problem of reconstructing large-scale, gene regulatory networks from gene expression data has garnered considerable attention in bioinformatics over the past decade with the graphical modeling paradigm having emerged as a popular framework for inference.

It has a similar problem with rundown buildings, but it works harder to gain national notice and has garnered headlines around the country, as well as coverage on the History Channel.

The problem of energy-constrained performance optimization (as opposed to performance-constrained energy optimization) for parallel applications has garnered considerable attention in the area of sustainable computing.