Sentence examples for A diverse range of problems from inspiring English sources

CONCLUSIONS Young adults' experience of loneliness co-occurs with a diverse range of problems, with potential implications for health in later life.

Even though science and engineering have evolved over many hundred years with many clever tools and methods available for their solution, there is still a diverse range of problems to be solved, phenomena to be synthesised and questions to be answered.

Results from a differential expression (DE) analysis of individual transcripts are essential in a diverse range of problems such as identifying differences between tissues (Mortazavi et al., 2008), understanding developmental changes (Graveley et al., 2011) and microRNA target prediction (Xu et al., 2010).

These methods are being applied to a diverse range of analysis problems in cosmology, climate, bio-imaging, genomics, neuroscience, particle physics, and other domain sciences.

Stoker has done applications to a diverse range of empirical problems in economics, including consumer demand, energy demand and supply, housing wealth and consumption, and the study of unemployment.

Results provide further evidence of strong associations between diverse traumatic childhood experiences and a diverse range of behavior problems, and underscore the need for a trauma-informed public health and social welfare approach to prevention, risk reduction, and early intervention for traumatized youth.

Moreover, GPs are trained as generalists, so they can manage a diverse range of health problems.

Limb lengthening is performed for a diverse range of orthopedic problems.

Limb lengthening is carried out to correct a diverse range of orthopedic problems including post-traumatic shortening, congenital deformity, and short stature.

For example, within a single ICU, teams will perform a diverse range of hands-on, problem-solving, and monitoring tasks [ 27].

Collaboration is key in helping deliver 'more for less': I think it is absolutely vital there is a diverse range of services but the problem will be how they are funded, with personalisation round the corner we are being forced to think more competitively and for some organisations locally I think there is a real challenge for us to look at how we work collaboratively.