Sentence examples for problem of unpredictable from inspiring English sources

Four-and-a-half million people in England and Wales are in insecure work, according to research by Citizens Advice, which has warned too much focus on boosting pay risks ignoring the problem of unpredictable incomes for many households.

In [24], the authors tackle the problem of unpredictable execution of service-based applications.

The fear of having to deal with angry families demanding their money appeared to be a motivating factor behind a number of practices to manage the problem of unpredictable funding to health facilities.

Undoubtedly, a porous or bioactive coating could enhance host bone response: to address the problem of unpredictable long-term durability, new generation acetabular cages (including the APC) are currently manufactured with potential for bone ingrowth [ 52, 59– 61].

However, autogenic bone is still mainly selected for alveolar bone graft despite the problems of unpredictable atrophy and loss of bone structure [10, 11].

Simulation results show that the proposed USS feedback scheme is efficient to solve the problems of unpredictable inter-user interference in conventional feedback scheme with low rate codebook in ZF MU-MIMO.

To protect against fluctuations in data rate transmission that naturally affect the problem, because of unpredictable user mobility and wireless propagation conditions, we propose a new Multiband Robust Optimization model, and assess its performance on realistic network instances.

However, enthusiasm for use of iPSC technology in regenerative medicine has been hampered by the increasingly recognised problems of the unpredictable nature and behaviour of transplanted iPSCs and the potential for these cells to cause harm.

This problem of inefficient and unpredictable drug release is compounded by the present lack of low-cost, non-invasive methods to measure such release.

Those errors can produce any number of unpredictable problems, at any time in life".

Artificial neural networks (ANN's) are associated with difficulties like lack of success in a given problem and unpredictable level of accuracy that could be achieved.