Sentence examples for problems of increased from inspiring English sources

The problems of increased militarization and territorial disputes cannot be resolved by bilateral negotiations between, for example, Japan and South Korea, or Japan and China.

Planning, an important function of management and engineering design, can alleviate the problems of increased demand by incorporating excess capacity in the facilities that would require the longest time to procure and install.

The accelerated evolution of power systems and the associated new trends, such as Smart Grids, has stimulated the development of various approaches in handling the problems of increased electricity demands, power market (de regulation and power systems reliability.

Given the role of malaria parasites in haemolysis of the erythrocytes, this may contribute to problems of increased anaemia in the population.

However, the saccharification reaction at high insoluble solid consistency will have to encounter the problems of increased viscosity, higher energy requirement for mixing, shear inactivation of cellulases, and poor heat transfer due to rheological properties of dense fibrous suspension [ 9, 10].

The problems of increasing socioeconomic disparity and government inaction continued into Lebanon's post-civil war period.

Ms. Biedrzycki said she believed that state officials had inflated power-generating capacity and could face problems of increasing demand in a few years.

The algorithm is applied to a series of problems of increasing complexity.

A mixed experimental design was employed in which 77 U.K. primary school children performed mental arithmetic problems of increasing difficulty.

Overall, EMODPS poses a promising method for discovering key reservoir management tradeoffs; however algorithmic choice remains a key concern for problems of increasing complexity.

The true Pareto-optimal solution set was generated for 18 25 well LTM test cases in order to provide for rigorous algorithm performance assessment for problems of increasing size.