Sentence examples for the comprehensive problem from inspiring English sources

Since the comprehensive problem addressed in this paper has not been previously presented, we have no comparable examples from the literature to use.

The selection of appropriate photovoltaic module is of extremely high importance for the solar power station project; however the comprehensive problem of evaluation index system, the information loss problem and the lack-objectivity problem in the selection process will decrease the reasonability of the selection result.

Not only the comprehensive problems are embedded in the predefined projects but also general biological questions are asked throughout the teaching of the course.

There are a few felicities here (the sapling and seedling), but there is also a factual error — Chaucer is talking about the country, not the city — and a comprehensive problem of tone.

Increasing complexity in spacecraft design requires new ways for comprehensive problem formulation.

The benefit of this procedure is for students to go through a more detailed and comprehensive problem solving.

This results in care that is often not comprehensive, problems in symptom control and unnecessary hospital admissions [ 9].

The robustness of the proposed GA has been validated in the comprehensive case study problem in which the proposed GA outperforms three commercial optimisation solvers in both computing time and solution quality.

The computational problem for the comprehensive comparison of two genomes of the size of human and mouse is not trivial.

One important problem is the comprehensive annotation of compositionally biased (CB) regions in biological sequences.

Environ Health Perspect 123 909 918;  http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1409247 Twenty-five years ago, the U.S. Congress first set aside funds to address fundamental research needs for the nation's hazardous waste problem with the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) of 1980 [ U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) 2011].