Sentence examples for this problem reflects from inspiring English sources

This problem reflects the general difficulties of cross-national comparative social inquiries [ 37].

This problem reflects a situation in which the genome tree is constructed by one or another method for a set of genomes, the leaves of the tree are linked with the corresponding genomes of the set, and the leaves are labeled by integers designating lengths of genes of a chosen gene family.

Thus, solutions to this problem reflect the stability of locational decisions along time.

He believes the problem reflects the technical parochialism of the industry.

This is a problem reflected in any psychological survey measure used in humans, and underscores the need to develop understanding of biological bases of both normal and pathological behaviours, potentially through the use of novel animal models.

Dr. Miller suggested that the panel's problem reflected a deeper issue.

Cheating is not, by any measure, the upper middle class problem reflected in these Stuyvesant anecdotes.

Most of the problems reflect an industry that is still in flux.

Scaling-up prevention efforts to address child sexual abuse on an international level is also important given the global nature of this problem, and reflects another way in which local approaches can have a global influence.

This problem likely reflects historical disparities in access to medical care and strongly suggests that criteria other than family history should be widely recognized by clinicians and sufficient for referral for genomic testing.

Illuminating the many aspects of this problem is reflected by the final selection of papers in this special issue which not only includes the latest update of literature but also some new ideas in the direction of fundamental bounds, alternative metrics, joint optimization and multiuser or multi-antenna algorithms for state-of-the-art systems.