Sentence examples for problem phrasing from inspiring English sources

An interesting data set was produced from the three workshops which when analysed thematically highlight a number of important issues raised by the stakeholders, namely: the (technical) solution offered; the problem phrasing of the potato disease; the durability of the resistance of the GM potato; and patenting and ownership.

The paper is structured in four sections in which each of the issues (i) the (technical) solution offered; (ii) the problem phrasing of the potato disease; (iii) the durability of the resistance of the GM potato; (iv) and patenting and ownership are described in more detail.

The decoding problem phrased as an inference problem on a graph, and the performance of the efficient (albeit in general suboptimal) message-passing decoder is considered.

Besides, we have demonstrated that the optimization problem phrased in (1) can separately be solved w.r.t. the two tuples c0,…,cN−1 and r0,…,r0−1.

Well-built clinical questions were required to be relevant to the problem, phrased to facilitate rapid information retrieval, and constructed using the following PICO elements: the patient (or population), the intervention or exposures, the comparison when relevant, and the clinical outcome of interest [12].

The extension looks through open pages for problem phrases.

Questions about physical health problems and sleeping problems were phrased ' Do you have, or have you had any of the following illnesses or health problems?' followed by a list of symptoms.

To this end, the problem is phrased as one of discriminating between the preferred model and the class of alternatives.

He went on to say, "Implicitly, the policy problem is phrased as 'how much are we willing to pay to buy a better climate for our children?' Alternatively, the policy problem could be phrased as 'how much compensation should we pay our children for deteriorating their climate?'".

Jeux has never been as popular in the concert hall and on disc as La Mer and Debussy's orchestral Images - partly, I suspect, because it sets orchestras and conductors such problems of balance, phrasing and continuity.

The aim was to assess if there was genuine clinical disagreement about the validity of possible indicators or if there was a problem with phrasing.