Sentence examples for problem of factors from inspiring English sources

"Ultimately, in tackling the problem of factors associated with asthma incidence, we are facing a new challenge to understand the complexity in host environment interactions as well as the practical issues in developing social policy," said presenter Kevin B. Weiss, a professor of medicine at Northwestern University.

However, unlike Einstein, Reichenbach's "method of analysis of science", later re-named "logical analysis of science", is directed to the epistemological problem of factoring this totality into its conventional or definitional and its empirical components.

Let M be a von Neumann algebra and let β be a nest in M. We consider the problem of factoring an invertible element S of M as S = WA, where W is a unitary element in M and both A and A−1 are elements of M which also belong to Alg.

In other words, Shor's remarkable result rests on the discovery that the problem of factoring reduces to the problem of finding the period of a certain periodic function \ f: Z_{n} \rightarrow Z_{N}\), where \(Z_{n}\) is the additive group of integers mod \(n\) (Note that \(f(x) = y^{x}\ \textrm{mod}\ N\) so that \(f(x+r) = f(x)\) if \(x+r \le n\).

Cross-over loadings leading from one latent to indicators of another latent exacerbate the problem of factor models morphing (via biased estimates) into χ-fitting but causally-problematic models (see Hayduk & Glaser [ 27]).

The problem of confounding factors and time-dependent risk factors in our registry study is the reason why we must interpret the evaluation of the risk factors and prophylactic measures in Table 3 with caution.

(This is similar to the problem of confounding factors in epidemiology: There may be strong associations between exposure and disease, but if confounding factors are not examined thoroughly, the associations may be spurious).

This article addresses the research problem of understanding factors of community trust in a water resources management agency.

The approach to the problem of inheritance factors in congenital dislocation of the hip is very difficult.

The exogenous nature of the SARS event mitigates the problem of confounding factors as they relate to characteristics of expectant mothers and physician behavior among levels of hospitals.

In our approach, we came around the problem of confounding factors by either excluding from the analysis patients with known status, or by numerically affirming the nonsignificant effect of certain factors using linear regression analysis.