Sentence examples for promoted to solve from inspiring English sources

The tracking stock was promoted to solve this problem.

In this paper, an improvement of the Legendre polynomial approach is promoted to solve wave propagation in multilayered piezoelectric plates whatever the dissimilarities of the layer material properties.

During 1960s Intermediate Care Units started to spread all over North America, promoted to solve the increasing demands on Intensive Care Units admissions, and the high costs of intensive care.

Since recent decades, family size biogas digesters and PV as solar home systems (SHSs) have been considered in most energy policies and promoted to solve rural energy problems.

Such web 2.0 tools provide 24 × 7 access worldwide, and hence irrespective of location of tutor or learner, collaboration could be promoted to solve new problems.

In the future, the standardization of shape detection technology and shape control system should be promoted to solve the problem of compatibility.

Rather than focusing on the problem you are trying to address, focus on solutions you're promoting to help solve the problem.

This result suggests that the learning with the SOC-based explanation promoted the ability to solve various types of problems, that is, to make appropriate models regardless of their superficial features.

The responses to survey items related to hospital leadership culture (not necessarily focused on CREST) demonstrated less agreement that "hospital leadership encouraged employees to take risks and be innovative" (9% strongly agreed) or promoted team building to solve clinical care problems at the hospital (23% strongly agreed).

I also discuss why the demand for decentralization is so intense now and whether or not promoting will help to solve the current political crisis in Bolivia.

Another possibility that could explain how bees in Group 3 were able to recognise a novel presentation of the target stimulus is that learning multiple representations of the stimuli might promote greater flexibility to solve a novel task [20], [26].