Sentence examples for problem the amount from inspiring English sources

To overcome this problem, the amount of I2 in the dimethicone phase should also be measured.

In this problem, the amount of residual pieces of processed stock rolls, called trim loss (i.e., wastage) is a significant objective in most studies that should be minimized.

Whilst implant survival was not a problem, the amount of prosthodontic maintenance was significant and most likely related to the complex issues around establishing and maintaining an oro-nasal seal in a changing maxillectomy cavity.

In case of transportation problem, the amount to be sent from each origin, the amount to be received at each destination, the cost per unit shipped from any origin to any destination are specified and transshipment is not considered.

Inside the EOS problem, the amount of secondary chemical components can be calculated based on the result of basis, which can further lead to the phase properties as density and viscosity.

That is, with a sample matrix of the (660,007 (times) 13 -dimension from the given problem, the amount of data exceeds the processing capacity of the traditional Apriori and Eclat techniques using a single machine, which leads to significant computational cost and extensive memory requirements.

In such problems the amount of water to be released from each reservoir is chosen to minimize a nonlinear cost (or maximize benefit) function while satisfying proper constraints.

In ill-posed reconstruction problems, the amount of acquired data is not sufficient to guarantee the existence of a unique solution, and there can be infinitely many solutions that fit with the data.

Despite these problems, the amount of high-quality experimental information about transcriptional regulation at systemic level is growing each day, not only within the context of model prokaryotes.

"In my business, I look for the biggest problem because the amount of resources, time and money that go into solving a small problem is pretty comparable to the amount of resources that go into solving a big problem.

Part of the problem is the amount of time new decisions take to implement.