Sentence examples for problems for assessing from inspiring English sources

We propose a framework based on integral geometry that makes it possible to express and solve most geometrical sunlighting problems within CAD systems: the direct problems for assessing sunlighting in a scene and the inverse ones for achieving sunlighting constraints in a design context.

Nuclear ribosomal DNA markers occur in high numbers of copies, causing problems for assessing orthology [ 4, 11].

In this paper, a kind of inverse problem for assessing the probabilities of identified parameters with uncertainties in structural parameters and limited experimental results is investigated.

The high sensitivity can be a problem for assessing the tracing effectiveness for a specific infection: the conclusion may largely depend on how correct the available estimates for the latent and incubation periods are, the incubation period determining the time to detection.

Another problem for assessing low copy gains is that during DNA synthesis and in the G2/M phases, the targeted regions will appear double (three to four copies instead of two, taking into account the nuclear truncation effect during paraffin block sectioning).

Although the same basic principles prevail for hydrodynamic loads on ships and offshore structures, actual problems and methods for assessing these loads in the design and operation stage are not the same.

Such collaborative problem solving is being accorded greater international significance, as evident in the PISA (2015) Draft Collaboration Problem Solving Framework for assessing this skill.

While students found difficulty in posing mathematically correct problems in a satisfying amount in a given time, teachers were having problems of limited time for assessing students' work during class activity.

By practicing problem solving under time pressure but in the absence of ambiguous threats, companies can refine their processes for assessing problems and inventing creative solutions.

This study was designed to compare and cross-validate two rating instruments [the Aberrant Behavior Checklist (ABC) and the Behavior Problems Inventory (BPI)] for assessing maladaptive behavior.

Consequently, we only consider the falling-backward phenomenon for assessing problems related to the shape of the stairs for Kenaf.