Sentence examples similar to situ problems from inspiring English sources

The training of field veterinarians in veterinary public health needs an in-depth understanding of the in-situ problems, social and economic barriers that prevent problem solving and a relevant pedagogical approach to suit the mature learner.

Conclusions drawn from these quantitative results form a proper basis for both theoretical and future studies of the in-situ mining problem.

Studying the phenomena of neovascularization and hematopoiesis in normal mouse hearts in situ raises the problem of how to describe precisely the vasculogenic and hemogenic phenotypes of the endothelium.

These broadband seismometer response error reports have resulted in the need for a method to identify possible instrumentation problems in situ (e.g., Davis et al. 2005; Ringler et al. 2012).

Viewing footage of real-time practice is therefore enabling: it short-circuits practitioners' thinking, their in situ conduct and practical problems.

Thus far, in the application of in-situ TEM to electrochemical problems, degradation products at the interface during battery cycling have been analyzed [13], and ionic concentration gradients have been observed [14].

It was observed that while all engaging parties offered their resources to contribute to the developing design work, the exchanges around design representations developed by the architects allowed the distributed disciplinary expertise to morph into a new form of interdisciplinary expertise to solve problems in-situ.

Although of relevant importance for both precast and cast in situ RC structures, this problem is still not addressed in current codes and standards, which limit the safety check of casting interfaces to the verification of their strength based on improved expressions of the "shear friction theory", the latter proposed in the 60's.

These could take a strong focus on learning in context, using established methods such as interactive learning modules, in situ clinical skills learning, problem-based learning, case scenarios, journals, and so on.

To solve this false-positive problem, in situ evaluation is necessary to analyse the origin of telomerase expression in clinical samples using hTERT mRNA ISH (Chou et al, 2001; Kumaki et al, 2001; Kotoula et al, 2002) or hTERT immunohistochemistry (Yasui et al, 1999; Hiyama et al, 2001).

In this review, some of advantages and problems of in situ Raman spectroscopy are briefly mentioned.