Sentence examples for problem relevance from inspiring English sources

The selection is based on a number of properties: i) reported performance, ii) popularity determined by the number of citations, iii) recency, iv) availability of implementation, as well as v) problem relevance.

Of these, they identified problem difficulty, problem format, and problem relevance in addition to problem clarity and problem familiarity as input variables that determine the effectiveness of the problems.

But there is of course also the problem of relevance: what aspects are relevant for the problem at hand; which properties do we need to take into consideration?

"I thought my students would have a problem with relevance - that was the 1940s - but they were excited by the documents".

But in some ways its a harder problem because relevance is subjective.

Moreover, the article shows a problem of relevance of evaporation improvement in the technology of biologically active additives (BAA) from wild-growing vegetable.

The non-linear dynamic analysis of continuous systems, such as thin plates and shells, is a problem of relevance in many engineering fields.

Such a problem has relevance to several technical problems such as: (a) improving the method for performing prosthesis conduit for use with living tissue, (b) more understanding the problem of atherogenesis, and (c) ultra filtration process.

This problem has relevance to situations in Contact Mechanics, Tribology and Dynamic Fracture, and is especially related to the well-known heat checking problem (thermo-mechanical cracking in an unflawed half-space material from high-speed asperity excitations).

A particular mix of integral equations and discretization techniques is suggested for the solution of a planar Helmholtz transmission problem with relevance to the study of surface plasmon waves.

Moreover, (PR) addresses the problem of relevance: if C is a cause of E, then C makes a difference for the probability of E. But as it stands, (PR) does not address either the problem of asymmetry, or the problem of spurious correlations.