Sentence examples for problems reviewed from inspiring English sources

The problems reviewed above belong to the past a past extending through centuries rather than to the present; of their mis-stated questions and misconceived solutions there now remain mere relics and superstitions which affect academic treatises more than they do the consciousness and culture of ordinary people.

The methodological problems reviewed were: the mixed treatment comparison method used; whether the similarity assumption and consistency assumption was mentioned; whether efforts were made to investigate or improve the similarity for mixed treatment comparisons; and whether direct and indirect evidence was combined or compared [6].

Children affected by parental substance abuse are at increased risk for many psychological problems (reviewed in [ 4- 6]).

Consequently, early detection of these tumors - resulting in less intense treatment with fewer acute and long-term side effects, such as second malignant neoplasms, cardiovascular disease, neurotoxicity, nephrotoxicity, pulmonary toxicity, hypogonadism, decreased fertility, and psychological problems (reviewed in [ 9]) - would probably be the main goal of any TGCT screening strategy.

Recently developed methods using large genomic fragments, such as bacterial artificial chromosomes (BACs) or fosmids, which cover whole genes, including all splice variants and regulatory elements, overcome most of these problems (reviewed in Ejsmont et al. 2011; Venken and Bellen 2012).

These debates about the status of the binding problem (reviewed by Plate, 2007) turn on foundational issues for the cognitive sciences generally.

These telomeres are maintained by a special reverse transcriptase, telomerase, which elongates telomeres by addition of telomeric repeats and thus solves the so-called end replication problem (reviewed in Chan and Blackburn 2004).

This paper highlights the characteristic features of the problem, reviews possible approaches and existing techniques, and proposes a heuristic solution to the DTPP using a Blackboard-based approach.

Based on the problem reviewing on people oriented public service delivery, the police officer tried to solved the negative criticized from the people.

Here, we addressed this challenging problem, reviewing available data within this framework, focusing on the Aβ.

Nonetheless, the reality is that during a routine office visit, the physician has only few minutes to assess a medical problem (reviewing a brief history and few diagnostic tests), and to initiate treatment (writing a drug prescription).