ISOLATE THE PROBLEM

Definition: To identify and separate the specific issue or difficulty from a larger situation or context.

Synonyms: Troubleshoot, Identify Issue, Pinpoint Fault, Diagnose Problem, Find Cause

Usage Examples in Sentences

The scientist tried to isolate the problem in the experiment to ensure accurate results.

In order to fix the car, the mechanic had to isolate the problem in the engine.

As a teacher, I help students isolate the problem in a challenging math problem.

The gardener worked hard to isolate the problem affecting the plants in the garden.

The detective used his keen observation skills to isolate the problem in the mysterious case.

The engineer had to isolate the problem with the malfunctioning machine before repairing it.

The teacher helped the student isolate the problem in solving the complex mathematical equation.

Scientists aim to isolate the problem in their experiments to draw accurate conclusions.

In therapy, individuals often work to isolate the problem causing distress in their lives.

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During the debate, the politician tried to isolate the problem with the proposed policy for a focused discussion.

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She managed to isolate the problem quickly during the troubleshooting process.

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The team's primary goal is to isolate the problem and develop a solution.

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Without proper analysis, it can be challenging to isolate the problem accurately.

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Once you isolate the problem, you can address it more effectively.

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They used advanced techniques to isolate the problem within the complex system.

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We need to isolate the problem effectively, so we can move forward with a solution.

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Effective problem-solving requires the ability to isolate the problem first.

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Isolate the problem before attempting any solutions.

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Before proceeding further, we must isolate the problem at hand.

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To isolate the problem, we need to conduct a thorough investigation.

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A systematic approach is essential to isolate the problem effectively.

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Isolate the problem first, then address other issues.

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Once we isolate the problem, finding a solution will be easier.