Sentence examples for problems ascertaining from inspiring English sources

The engravings are mirror images of the paintings (since the engraved plates are copied from the paintings the image is reversed when printed), which leads to problems ascertaining the times shown on the clocks in some of the scenes.

Evaluation of the proposed technique on well known benchmark problems ascertains its superior performance.

This article provides an overview of the problem of genetic susceptibility to childhood cancer with a particular emphasis on problems with ascertaining inherited cancer risk and the role of tumor-suppressor gene mutations in cancer predispositions.

A marginal part of the variation within the CVD time pattern in Russia may also have been caused by technical problems in ascertaining the causes of death due to conditions present during the early 1990s.

Furthermore, there are analytical difficulties in detecting and quantifying virus in shellfish samples and in monitoring them; other problems include ascertaining the representativeness of the sample (2, 6 ) and the high cost of applying the technique in areas with extensive mollusk production.

One problem is ascertaining who actually owns the note underlying each home loan.

The big hitch in these containment strategies is that they are completely useless if Iran ever slips a bomb, or even some of its newly minted uranium fuel, to a proxy — Hezbollah, Hamas or some other terrorist group — raising the problem of ascertaining a bomb's return address.

The key to solve this problem is ascertaining reasonable injection production ratio (Li et al. 2015; Orozco and Aguilera 2017; Zhao 2013; Ballin et al. 2012).

In this article we investigate the problem of ascertaining A- and D-optimal designs in a cubic regression model with random coefficients.

The mathematical relevance of our analysis relies on the fact that the underlying variational systems are of non-cooperative type and, consequently, the nice comparison techniques available for cooperative systems fail to be true, making the problem of ascertaining whether or not the model admits a unique coexistence state an extremely challenging task.

The problem of ascertaining when data saturation is reached is one that continues to be debated widely.