Sentence examples for problems pertained from inspiring English sources

It is undoubtedly true that the foundations of the Council of Europe's system of human rights' protection happened at a period when the bioethical problems pertained more to the domain of science-fiction than to that of reality.

The main problems pertained to the content of EsPeR and presentation of knowledge.

The Treegl algorithm elegantly couples all the inference problems pertained to each network in the genealogy, and achieves a globally optimal and statistically well behaving solution based on a principled VCVS model and a convex optimization formulation.

In this study the major problems pertained to various facets of human resource constraints including inadequate number of personnel being involved in the supply chain, staff being inadequately trained and staff being inadequately remunerated.

Ambiguity problems pertain mainly due to the limited longitudinal coverage of optical observations.

The areas most likely to cause problems pertain to intellectual property, competition and solicitation (typically of customers and employees).

These problems pertain to the ongoing extension of the linearized rotor-bearing model to include other rotor-stator interactive forces such as seals and turbomachinery stages.

Some may think that such problems pertain only to the United States, but though slavery was not practiced "officially" in Britain, British slave-owners did not (unsurprisingly) release their slaves when returning to their native England.

One problem pertains to the use of inconsistent primary key reference data.

The second problem pertains to the importance of DIF, i.e., the effect size, and related problem of defining a stopping rule for the searching procedure for DIF.

Another problem pertains to the inherent variability of HRs, which is notoriously contingent on the type of experiment, brain region monitored, and human phenotype.