Sentence examples for the identifiable problem from inspiring English sources

To tackle the identifiable problem, an E-M algorithm (Expectation-Maximum likelihood estimate) approach, is proposed to take the prevalence pool equation and its extension to death as expectation equations.

Kingdon's theory states that only when there is a clearly identifiable problem, the issue will be taken up on the policy agenda.

We had an easily identifiable problem, and the services we were offered were a good solution.

This, says Dr Daryl Adair, an associate professor of sport management at the University of Technology, Sydney, is an identifiable problem.

The starting design, having parameters describing a lightly laden production vehicle, has an easily identifiable problem, too little damping of an oscillatory mode of motion at high speed, and eigenvalue/system design parameter sensitivity data are used to guide improvements.

"It was quite a bit of a realization that this is an identifiable problem and you can get treatment for it".

19 It is important to provide patients with much-needed safety because patient safety is an identifiable problem in hospitals.

An identifiable problem can often be overcome.

Few GPs identified child overweight or obesity in the long term as being amongst the most important identifiable problems.

Further research would be helpful, says David Savitz, a professor of epidemiology at Brown University: "While there is no suggestion [in this study] of changes that result in severe deficiencies, on a population level there is a range of fertility potential, and any influence that reduces the capability for the entire exposed population will cause clinically identifiable problems in a subset".

Peter G. Fish of Duke University reviewed Beyond the First Amendment for Political Communication, and wrote that Nelson's arguments within the book "provide able and well-crafted analyses of identifiable problems in communications".