Sentence examples for tackle selected problems from inspiring English sources

Systematic studies on oligonucleotide interactions on microrrays are therefore required to tackle selected problems such as signal anomalies of poly-guanine runs [16], [17], the specific effect of mismatched base pairings [4], [15], [18] and/or the positional dependence of interaction strengths [9], [19].

To tackle these problems, selecting backup hubs for unavailable hubs and rerouting the related flows are often proposed.

To tackle both problems, we selected three typical air-quality monitoring sites in Hong Kong as our study targets, as the ozone variations at these sites are inhomogeneously affected by regional and local factors.

Much more needs to be done, but because of severe resource constraints in low-income countries, it is necessary that interventions are carefully selected to tackle the problems and realistic targets set, as planning and doing one thing to scale may mean that other interventions cannot be implemented.

To tackle this problem, we select a few measures from two different paradigms for inferring such indices: The so-called topological information content [19] (see Equation (4) of a graph and information measures (see Equation (23)) based on using special information functionals [63] [65].

Select "Troubleshoot problems".

The stage of problem identification must delimit the problem to be tackled by selecting and retrieving the documents that form a textual collection to be worked with.

The classic methods of fractional factorial designs, Plackett Burman designs, Taguchi designs, etc. seek an already developed and often cataloged design that fits exactly the problem being tackled or select a design that fits it the most.

This problem was tackled by selecting 26 samples from an initial cohort of 34 samples by their homogeneity in respect to cellular composition as obtained from gene expression clustering.

One possibility to tackle this problem is to select birds for improved digestive efficiency.

Members of the Treasury select committee called for urgent action to tackle the problems after asking 12 of Britain's banks to detail their charges for authorised and unauthorised overdrafts.