Sentence examples for problem may be overcome from inspiring English sources

Generally, this incidental parameter problem may be overcome by marginalization or conditional inference (cf. Pawitan 2001, p. 274).

Irrespective of the etiology, this problem may be overcome by adjunctive therapies in the form of prosthesis, surgery, or exercise.

This problem may be overcome either by the incorporation of an apparent advection velocity, or by transforming to a coordinate system in which the diffusivity is constant.

However, this problem may be overcome by processing HRTEM images using the Geometric Phase Algorithm (GPA) [13], which produces quantitative strain maps with nm resolution [14, 15].

In the low-photon energy range up to 25 eV, this problem may be overcome by letting the light beam pass through a high-pressure gas region.

In slowly fading channels, this problem may be overcome by using a time averaged approach where the averaging period is equal to or less than the coherence time of the channel.

Your biggest problem may be overcoming your customers' skittishness; people don't trust what they don't understand.

But the high-temperature processes used to make the circuits in the second layer then degrade the performance of those in the first.According to IBM, such problems may be overcome by making each complete layer of circuitry on a separate wafer, and only then sticking them together at low temperatures.

Methods by which these problems may be overcome are discussed, drawing on real data and on long experience of study in this field.

Although these problems may be overcome by using monolithic zirconia, information is lacking about the load-bearing capacity of resin-bonded monolithic zirconia restorations for replacing a molar.

These problems may be overcome by adopting a particular form of intercropping (termed "temporary intercropping") where the coexistence of the crops is limited to a portion of their life cycles.