Sentence examples for provide a viable solution to from inspiring English sources
The study suggested authorities' plans to evict people "is unlikely to provide a viable solution to the current humanitarian crisis on our doorstep", said Marta Welander, the founder of the project.
The establishment of an economical and environment-friendly technique for BP degradation using fungi, such as strain B47-9, could be expected to provide a viable solution to the plastic disposal problem in agriculture in the future.
These methods allow for high-throughput annotations of protein chains which provide a viable solution to close the annotation gap.
Job sharing provides a viable solution to this problem, making it easier for women to keep their jobs by working part-time, and improves workplace equality by increasing the number of women available for promotion to senior positions.
The results show that hybrid architecture provides a viable solution to data center issues and easily outperforms existing data center architectures.
This design is quite innovative as it provides a viable solution to the fitness computation problem, which depends heavily on the problem-specific knowledge.
The combination of Fe- and Cu-based SCR catalysts provides a viable solution to expand the temperature window of high NOx conversion.
Developing drought-tolerant rice varieties with higher yield under water stressed conditions provides a viable solution to serious yield-reduction impact of drought.
In recent years it has been found that the combination of evolutionary game theory with population structures modelled in terms of dynamical graphs, in which individuals are allowed to sever unwanted social ties while keeping the good ones, provides a viable solution to the conundrum of cooperation.
Indeed, traditional solvers which rely on the use of "black-box" routines optimized for one single OLS are highly inefficient and fail to provide a viable solution for big-data analyses.
However, given the myriad advantages over other biofabrication methods, it becomes organic to expect that bioprinting can provide a viable solution for the vascularization problem, and facilitate the clinical translation of tissue engineered constructs.
