Sentence examples for promising problem from inspiring English sources

Hence, a representation of individual preferences with regard to socially responsible aims in the investment choice by terms of a utility function or a similar concept is a promising problem for further research.

Finally, several promising problems on aeroelasticity with uncertainty are proposed for future investigation.

Prior estimate of data set modelability can reduce modelers efforts by focusing in the most promising problems or identifying the challenging ones that may require more data, more descriptor variability or different strategies.

CEDM may be a useful adjunct to diagnostic MX and a promising problem-solving and staging tool and may provide a cost-effective alternative to breast MRI for some clinical indications.

This time, that seemed promising — another problem might be different".

Results from the trial are promising, with problem drinkers who were provided access to the CYD displaying a six to seven drinks per week reduction in drinking compared to controls (a 30% reduction in typical weekly drinking).

The first large-scale introduction of the promising but problem-plagued technology is set for Japan in October.

In this interview Hitler claimed the high cost of living was Germany's biggest problem, promising "We intend to make life cheaper".

It is the medical equivalent of the fairy tale king who challenges his knights to solve some impossible problem, promising that the man who succeeds will marry his daughter.

The question of how to adapt to the dynamic complex environment without any additional infrastructure is a promising and challenging problem.

However, the metal-oxide/hydroxide depositions are more promising, where the problem of hydroxide formation during the conventional CuInGa electrodeposition is taken as an advantage.