Sentence examples for problems, as expected from inspiring English sources

Sam Gold ("The Aliens," "Circle Mirror Transformation") directs Kimberly Rosenstock's comedy about a woman whose master's degree in art therapy doesn't solve her problems as expected.

Under this perspective we approach optimal design problems as expected utility maximization, characterized by an action space, a probability model and a utility function.

The simulation results ascertain that the design philosophy can solve the starting problem as expected.

Participants' accuracy on the conjunction problems was as expected.

In the limit κ → 0, it follows that − A 2 −, A 2 + → ( b − 4 ) / 2. This means that solutions u ( 2 ) + and u ( 2 ) − tend to coincide with the second bifurcation branch of problem (2.2), as expected.

Mzimba is hilly and as expected mobility is a problem.

The total BADLS scores had a positive relationship (Spearmans rho = 0.649, p = 0.01) with the carer reported dementia related problems, as could be expected, but there was no relationship between mean behaviour scores and GHQ-30 scores.

This resulted in an imbalance in terms of win-win situations, especially for the policy and practice systems, since they did not obtain the answers that society needed nor practical solutions to their problems, as had been expected.

At the same time we are aware that the development of the non-peer-reviewed public deposition of research findings may bring some problems as well as the expected benefits.

The sensitivity analysis demonstrated that the originally calculated optimal staffing mixes are not sensitive to changes in baseline patient addiction problem severity, although, as expected, we observed that when a patient starts with more serious addiction problems, the derived benefits (and net benefits) from treating the patient are greater.

In this paper, a fuzzy quadratic minimum spanning tree problem is formulated as expected value model, chance-constrained programming and dependent-chance programming according to different decision criteria.