Sentence examples for relationship to the problem from inspiring English sources

Nor is it easy for people, real or imaginary, to feel any special moral relationship to the problem.

This is not exactly a medical issue, but your relationship to the problem is still an extension of your position as a physician.

We present the problem of maximum compatible security policy and its relationship to the problem of maximum acyclic subgraph, which is proved to be NP-hard.

Our approach to the verification problem is based on showing a close relationship to the problem of query containment, studied in the database literature.

As recently outlined by Black and Read [ 27] the AChE inhibition by organophosphorus compounds arouses a certain interest also in relationship to the problem of exposure to chemical warfare agents, such as organophosphorus nerve agents [ 28].

To report the recent controversy surrounding the intraocular use of bevacizumab in India and its relationship to the broader problems of off-label drug use, medication compounding, and drug counterfeiting.

Knowledge regarding combined life satisfaction and the relationship to the perceived problems in everyday life could help expand our understanding of the dyads complex situation after stroke and facilitate identifying those persons in need of support.

Consequently, Khrushchev's every move in the matter of disarmament is designed for propaganda purposes which have no relationship to the actualities of the problem of reducing world armaments.

The latter perception makes it difficult to trust the patient and engage in a constructive relationship to manage the problem.

In these cases, the predictor is optimistically treated as if it actually incorporates an algorithm that has some firm and direct relationship to the biological context of the problem.

The previous back injury — sustained in the playoffs last April — was classified as a pulled muscle, which had no relationship to the current bulging disk problem, according to the team.