Sentence examples for problem to account from inspiring English sources

The first one is a solution of an auxiliary problem to account for thickness-wise linear distribution of σ z = z q x, y) / 2 neglected in the constitutive relations in Kirchhoff's theory and shear deformation theories.

Supposing that we can define linear mappings between the underlying scene and the images x j, it is straightforward to extend the CS recovery problem to account for this uncertainty.

For example, it was suggested that publication bias (i.e. the tendency for null studies, especially small ones, not to be published) was not a large enough problem to account for this bias toward publication of positive trials.

Thus, as shown for the tocochromanol biosynthetic pathway in maize (Lipka et al. 2013), readjustment of the multiple testing problem to account only for the markers within or near these a priori candidate pathway genes is a viable approach to identify weaker-effect and relatively rare alleles contributing to carotenoid phenotypic variation.

However, the theory which has been built on the basis of these scattering experiments, QFT, turns out to have considerable problems to account for the observed 'particle trajectories'.

In Tanzania, the Ministry of Health Policy guidelines have outlined periodontal problems to account for 80% of all oral diseases in the population [ 4].

An appropriate but underused approach to guiding policy approaches to this problem is to account for this complexity using simulation modeling.

Under the assumption that each measurement is independent and identically distributed we extended the EVSI problem analytically to account for consecutive samples of information.

Indeed, an even more basic problem is to account for the way in which "the fixed situation of the variously stimulated nerve extremities" becomes an object of consciousness at all (Micro, I, p. 307, cf. pp. 308 309).

One might think that something is missing from this new version of the One Over Many, for one might think that part of the problem is to account for how two different things could share a nature.

Therefore to overcome this problem and to account correctly for the different species a novel multipollutant diffusive sampler was designed for simultaneous sampling of three different pollutants (nitric acid, nitrous acid, and nitrogen dioxide) collected at separate sampling stages [25].