Sentence examples for this problem suggested from inspiring English sources

One way of avoiding this problem, suggested in Hitchcock (2004a) is to make causal claims explicitly contrastive.

A recent approach to solve this problem suggested the use of frequent temporal sequences (FTSs) as predictors.

One approach to this problem suggested by Dowe (2004) and Hitchcock (2004b) would be to invoke a distinction introduced in Section 2.9 above between net and component effects.

One solution for this problem suggested by GaymerX attendees was to hire more aware moderators who would shut kids down for spewing slurs.

A related approach to this problem suggests that the answer to this question depends on the structure of the norm.

These experiments provide a route to prevent this problem, suggesting that cell response can be directed via specifically engineered particle surfaces.

One study addressed this problem suggesting that the interviewer should "read each salary or wage bracket starting from the lowest and identify the first wage or salary bracket that the respondent would be willing to accept" [20].

Initial investigations of this problem suggest it is not related to our choice of topological constraint (6) but probably to our use of stochastic models for u and that are centered around zero (we use no background model).

The ability of surgery to reverse the natural history of this problem suggests that restoring the capsulolabral complex back to its anatomical position can lead to normal function without instability.

Extract fans are shown to alleviate this problem suggesting that a hybrid approach utilising the respective strengths of natural and mechanical ventilation may offer the best year-round solution in this and similar settings.

The article explores this problem, suggesting that a more effective discourse would probably need to inspire us into leading a more 'natural' lifestyle that is, therefore, more synergistic on every level.