Sentence examples similar to segments of the problem from inspiring English sources

It is important to break peer modeling into smaller segments of the problem-solving process.

Although these issues have been aggravated by the US political, military and economic encirclement and the CIA's destabilisation programmes, in the view of this segment of society the problems are ultimately rooted in the government's own policies.

Different types of cranes are widely used for shifting cargoes in building sites, shipping yards, container terminals and many manufacturing segments where the problem of fast and precise transferring a payload suspended on the ropes with oscillations reduction is frequently important to enhance the productivity, efficiency and safety.

The worry is that Nigeria, like many Sub-Saharan African countries, is facing a major public health challenge with a rising number of overweight adults, whilst large segments of the population face problems associated with under nutrition.

The problem of jointly modeling phylogenies in different, potentially reassorting segments, is similar to the problem of host-parasite cophylogeny, which tries to reconcile potentially conflicting host and parasite phylogenies to help understand how speciation in the host may affect speciation in the parasite (see e.g. Jackson and Charleston (2004)).

Yes, some contingent workers would prefer regular jobs, but BLS concludes: "Although the burden of being involuntarily directed by labor market conditions into a contingent or an alternative arrangement may fall disproportionately on some segments of the population, the magnitude of the problem does not seem large".

Though nuclei of isolated cells in high-quality acquisitions often are easy to segment, the problem lies in the segmentation of large numbers of nuclei with various characteristics under differing acquisition conditions in high-resolution scans of the complete microscope slides.

Medicaid and Medicare are, in turn, enormous and growing segments of the federal budget, but the underlying problem in health care is rising health care costs, not these two programs which are indisputably efficient.

Though Conrad claims that since the Emerald Triangle cast just 64,000 votes out of nearly 7.5 million statewide (3.4 million voted for Prop 19) and that "the problem is that other segments of the population are not on board," Prop 19 organizers should listen to Bogue and others who felt disenfranchised.

"A lot of the problem that this customer segment has comes from being subprime.

Various procedures studied in the literature generally lack a formal and rigorous statistical treatment of the problem of comparing a segment of the chromosome with the rest of the chromosome in order to decide whether the segment is the part of a GI or not.