Sentence examples for problem has started from inspiring English sources

This problem has started to be addressed from areas such as optimal control or reinforcement learning [106].

However, it is only recently that the anchoring problem has started to be addressed as a problem per se, and a few general solutions have begun to appear in the literature.

Results from 'overweight states' show that the overweight problem has started expanding from urban and well-off women to the poor and rural people, while the rural-urban and rich-poor difference has disappeared.

The problem had started even earlier in American Indians, who have had sharp increases in obesity in recent years.

She said that while Poland and Romania were being "conveniently" blamed for the scandal, the contamination problem had started across the Irish Sea.

She told me recently that the problem had started in August, when the family moved into a new house, a pale-yellow stucco rental in Calexico, about thirty miles south of the Salton Sea.

She was referred to the emergency department 2 days after the problem had started.

Recently, the solutions to this problem have started to emerge based on whole-body and whole-organ clearing techniques that employ innovative tissue-clearing chemistry.

A few French postdocs, aware of this problem, had started a group to help information flow within the French community at NIH.

The "patients" were instructed to indicate that the problem had started four months previously, when the patient's mother had suffered a stroke.

US Airways, which emerged from bankruptcy last year only to encounter financial problems, has started a drive to slash its costs, while United, a unit of UAL, has yet to finalize its restructuring plan.