Sentence examples for the improved problem from inspiring English sources
However, the improved problem solving skills were not maintained a month later when SBI was no longer in effect nor did the skills transfer to solving problems in new domain-level content.
In this work, the methods used in pinch design were applied to a heat exchanger network with the aid of an improved problem algorithm table.
Four propositions are developed and tested using a cross-sectional study and the results indicate that three of the four changes are associated with improved problem solving.
Thus, health workforce planning is likely to benefit from improved problem identification, response formulation and data and methods that provide deeper understandings of socially influenced systems.
He presents overwhelming evidence that teams that include different kinds of thinkers outperform homogenous groups on complex tasks, producing what he calls "diversity bonuses". These bonuses include improved problem solving, increased innovation, and more accurate predictions all of which lead to better performance and results.
Within this model, NSSI is conceptualized as a dysfunctional solution to problems, with improved problem solving attitudes and skills leading to decreased reliance on NSSI to cope.
Combining the wide range of outcome measures applied in this study with a wider range of experimental factors like different levels of time pressure, different decision problems, or different subject populations could create a research program that eventually leads to improved problem representations and better decisions in discrete multi-criteria problems.
In light of the above, we term the above problem the improved multi-travelling salesman problem (iMTSP).
"It will be important for future studies to consider the mechanisms linking self-affirmation with improved problem-solving," authors wrote.
To treat this "nesting problem", the improved GSI-ELM (IGSI-ELM) is generated with an elimination mechanism.
For this problem, the improved method finds practically the same fronts than those found by the traditional ε-constraint method.
