Sentence examples for thought to solve from inspiring English sources

The discovery of β-lactamase inhibitors was thought to solve, in part, the problem of resistance.

In time, Arseneault thought to solve the problems by using a system that he had seen another coach use when he was coaching at the University of Guelph in Ontario.

While the appeal to agent causation might be thought to solve the problem of luck, the objection has been raised that in fact it does not help at all (Haji 2004; Mele 2005 and 2006: ch. 3; van Inwagen 1983: 145 and 2000).

The use of this strategy is thought to solve some of the issues associated with ELISA testing (i.e. relatively poor sensitivity of detection and lack of cost effectiveness in evaluating a large number of proteins).

A method that grouped together each carcinogenic, or potentially carcinogenic, substance into an exposure index to carcinogenic substances was thought to solve the problem of the low frequency of exposure to each substance.

We hope that our versatile yolk-shell nanoparticles will offer a new thought to solve the structural problems of yolk-shell materials, and thus provide a great opportunity for a spectrum of applications including medicine, catalysis, energy, adsorption and environment.

"I think to solve a major problem requires investment at least of this scale," Chico adds.

Sample items for 'challenge' dimension are: 1) I have to think to solve problems in my class, and 2) What we do in class fits my abilities.

"The notion that we teach students to think, to solve problems, to be good citizens, is not valued the way it should be," he said.

But ASMR provides a way out: like oil to a rusty hinge, the momentary euphoria offers freedom from the crushing anxiety, freedom to think, to solve, for things to be possible.

As a scholar and deeply thoughtful human being, how do you reconcile, how can we reconcile, the human need to think, to solve, to name and explain with that Eastern imperative of pure Being, of purely Being?