Sentence examples for problem to decide from inspiring English sources

I was asking kids a simple problem to decide which of two gears was making another gear move.

But instead of scolding the audience, he said it was "Japan's problem" to decide how -- or indeed whether -- to atone for its past.

They are then trained to identify the problem, to decide on a goal for resolving it and to brainstorm solutions to the problem.

Because necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of a BIB design with given parameters are not known, it is often a very difficult problem to decide whether a design with given parameters (satisfying the known necessary conditions) really exists.

"It's kind of hard to decide; we've seen so many projects, it's a little overwhelming, but I think I'd be happy in most of these labs, so it's not a big problem to decide really, even if I don't get my first choice". Ultimately, Kusler did get her first choice: the Buehler lab.

The problem to decide which concrete entity is meant by a reference is called disambiguation.

This frequently led to a delay in time from the person concluding that he or she had a serious health problem to deciding to seek professional help (Anderson's stage 2).

Nevertheless, these guidelines show only the treatment principles, in clinical practice, there are some problems to decide the test or management in special groups including hematologic diseases.

Given a perturbation and a reaction, we consider the following optimization problems to decide whether reaction i is impacted by : In other words, we perform FVA following each gene knock-out.

The optimization problem is to decide on the prices that maximize total revenue of the seller.

The problem is to decide which customers to serve first so as to minimize the incurred cost.