Sentence examples for problem-solving might from inspiring English sources

This model which is inspired by cell assemblies gives some hints on how diagnostic problem-solving might actually be performed by the human brain.

Some of the BCIs' functions, e.g. problem-solving, might be more important in complex contexts.

The deviations from the original design such as much larger group of participants and different built-up of the problem-solving might explain why we were unable to demonstrate the impact described with the 'traditional' PBL tutorials.

Thus, a more gradual and explicit instructional focus on the development of foundational aspects of evolutionary reasoning before introduction of the use of complex graphical representations, such as phylogenetic trees in systematics problem-solving, might be required to help students effectively meet the "tree thinking challenge" (Baum et al., 2005).

— As camps go, the Summer Program in Mathematical Problem Solving might sound like a recipe for misery: six hours of head-scratching math instruction each day and nights in a college dorm far from home.

This line of thought implies that getting the right answer to the current problem is equivalent to learning (e.g., number of problems solved might be their internal metric for mastery).

Adding aspects from the work group of Fruzzetti [ 43, 44], the explicit training of emotion-validating communication and social problem solving might improve outcome for patients and strengthen family cohesion.

They suggested that a more person-centred approach as well as the use of behavioural change techniques (such as motivational interviewing and problem solving) might help to promote longer term Wii use and foster intrinsic motivation.

If the user is too greedy and imposes too many objectives, the designing problem to solve might become intractable because of the constraints imposed by the surrounding environment and the platform of the CR.

Problem solved, you might think - but this was just the start.

A key assertion is that agent coordination in problem solving systems might be enhanced through the study of competent coordination in living systems such as human and animal groups.