Sentence examples for problems with incorporating from inspiring English sources

(What about accidentally true cognitions, e.g. the result of a lucky guess? There are well-discussed problems with incorporating them into the above schema).

Another factor that hampered testing the hypothesis is problems with incorporating HTP topography into climate models at sufficient resolution because of limited computing speeds.

And because every step of their manufacturing process is used in industry today, the researchers say there should be no major problems with incorporating their cathodes into commercial batteries.

See above paragraph for the problem with incorporating such data in a rankings formula of academic quality.

The biggest problem with incorporating additional biological knowledge into existing models is that, for any given biological attribute, we seldom have complete data.

However, the main problems connected with incorporating probiotic bacteria into fermented milk formulae are their slow growth in milk and loss of viability during storage (El-Dieb et al. 2012).

There are other problems with a democracy incorporating a patchwork of faiths and denominations.

The idea that the market will solve such things as environmental concerns, as our racial divides, as our class distinctions, our problems with educating and incorporating one generation of workers into the economy after the other when that economy is changing; the idea that the market is going to heed all of the human concerns and still maximise profit is juvenile.

In recent years, many researchers also contributed to study on the performance prediction of the machine repair problems with standbys by incorporating some other distinct features like vacation, heterogeneous repairmen, N-policy, etc. (see Ke et al. 2009; Maheshwari et al. 2010; Jain et al. 2012).

First, we extend the statistical physics method of invasion percolation with memory, which models lattice problems with thresholds, to incorporate dynamic effects due to the viscous friction following the onset of mobilization.

Some of the authors who work on reliability optimization problems with multiple constraints incorporated are Sasaki and Shingai (1983), Chern and Jan 19866), Sung and Cho (2000) etc.