Sentence examples for problems converted from inspiring English sources

That is, patients that never experience emotional problems were assumed not to be anxious or depressed, whereas patients that sometimes or often experience problems converted to moderate or extreme anxiety or depression, respectively.

Most linear control problems convert directly to matrix inequalities, MIs.

Many of these are badly behaved but a classical core of problems convert to linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).

One limitation of the data is that many cables have been lost, ostensibly because of problems converting them into an electronic format.

Household attitudes and opinions towards recycling are reviewed and problems converting these positive responses into high material recycling levels are discussed.

They also had problems converting their money to US dollars because the Libyan Dinar, the local currency, may no longer be exchanged outside the country.

For instance, some agents found that some entrepreneurs had problems converting innovative ideas into a business, and thus they established a consulting company to address this issue.

Case in point: just this past week, the cool universal remote app called Clik launched, leading to lots of press coverage, but the startup had problems converting users to app downloaders.

Other problems: Converting older, non-office buildings into usable workspaces is costly.

His performance began to improve after adjusting his technique and he played in all five Tests, although he continued to have problems converting starts into large scores, failing to make a century during the tour.

Although the response to the brief intervention was promising, there were problems converting eligible individuals to randomised participants.