Sentence examples for problems of term from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 presents problems of term variation and ambiguity of abbreviations.

Registers need funding, which also generates problems of long term viability and conflicts of interest (van Hooff et al).

Many practical problems are governed by initial value problems of multi-term FDEs.

This paper addresses the problem of long term distribution network planning under urbanity uncertainties.

In a weakening economy, the problem of long-term unemployment and long-term basic income receipt is likely to increase.

Sneed (1971, Ch. II) was the first to describe that particular difficulty in the present manner and termed it the problem of theoretical terms.

"There are a lot of problems in terms of proper procedures, standards and implementation.

We have a huge amount of problems in terms of available players".

Anglo-Saxon economists assess the problems of Europe and Germany in terms of insufficient demand.

The experience of this carefully designed trial illustrates the problems of designing long-term, randomized trials.

"We have a huge problem of long-term unemployment.