Sentence examples for treated as a problem from inspiring English sources

The PCR process can be treated as a problem in biochemical engineering.

This was usually treated as a problem of excess demand, so a central bank would seek to restrict credit (raising interest rates, imposing controls) during booms.

Thus, in this debate the philosophical problem of the nature of right and wrong was treated as a problem about the logical or grammatical status of moral statements.

We conclude that the controversy over nuclear power may be treated as a problem of contrasting beliefs and normative values in clear disjunction from experience.

Rather than admit this, and work to ensure that there is a safety net for people who are sick, homeless and unemployed, lives are instead treated as a problem on a balance sheet.

In these somewhat rarefied realms, whiteness is, in ways big and small, constantly being treated as a problem, from this year's #OscarsSoWhite outrage to calls to strip university buildings of the names of their more vexing white forefathers.

Based on the analysis the problem is treated as a Cauchy problem for the first-order ordinary differential equation with respect to k(x).

This problem is treated as a contour problem, as shown in Figure 3.

Additionally, in this case, the cutting problem is treated as a balancing problem (number of workstations).

He thinks drug addiction should be treated as a health problem, not just a crime problem.

"It must be treated as a national problem".