Sentence examples for tackle the possible from inspiring English sources

A modified back-propagation learning algorithm with a dynamically adjusted learning rate and an additional jump factor is developed to tackle the possible saturation of the sigmoid function and to speed up the training process for the NN model.

A second group of studies have attempted, despite their use of cross-section data, to tackle the possible endogeneity of informal care by estimating the labour equations of interest with instrumental variables (Wolf and Soldo 1994; Ettner 1995, 1996; Heitmueller 2007; Bolin et al. 2008).

To tackle the possible selection bias, we adjusted for multiple markers of susceptibility.

In this paper, we did not tackle the possible implication of MCP-1 on myogenic program, which will be addressed in a further dedicated investigation.

To tackle the possible uncertainties associated with this way of proceeding we performed one-way sensitivity analyses which highlighted that the results obtained were mainly sensitive to the discount rate used and the unit cost of the clotting factor.

To tackle the possible undiagnosed reservoir of infection, it is important that sampling is carried out according to the exposures rather than the presence of symptoms; although some patients might be reluctant to provide the details of their exposure (see "Unspecified" group, Table 2).

It is also proved that the design of an l×nth order (l≥2) strong γk γclH∞ controller can be transformed into that of an nth order controller for an associated plant, which tackles the possible order problem.

Previous studies have tackled the possible limitation of conventional bone scintigraphy in detecting the early manifestations of axial SpA [ 9- 12].

I studied recipes for the carnival version from Tony May, the New York restaurateur, and Carlo Middione, the San Francisco chef, but in the end I decided to tackle the toughest one possible, Giuliano Bugialli's.

However, we still need to tackle the question what possible mechanism leads to κ max>1.

Pat McFadden, a former business minister, said it would be appalling if it emerged it was possible to tackle the Libor scandal but not possible to do the same for other markets, including food, due to a lack of international powers.