Sentence examples for Unaddressed concerns from inspiring English sources

"Unaddressed concerns" has been previously defined (see above, Description of the Measures).

Unaddressed concerns may have an impact, particularly given the fact that HCWs are one of the primary target groups for the influenza A/H1N1 vaccine as they are exposed to the virus.

That Paul was also able to appeal to gullible liberals with genuine and unaddressed concerns over the president's drone program suggests that he is perhaps a better politician than his father – even if like his dad he likely has no chance of ever becoming president.

Gabriel said the AfD is taking advantage of Germans' unaddressed concerns about immigration, security, and jobs, especially in depressed eastern Germany.

Participants highlighted particular concerns and areas for improvement, reinforcing the drivers for strategy revision and raising additional unaddressed concerns.

It appeared that these concerns were likely to remain unresolved if they left the doctor's office with unanswered questions or unaddressed concerns about the treatment.

Mr. Norris also repeatedly came back to the bullying Daniel was subjected to at school as the most obviously troubling and unaddressed concern in the boy's life.

We will estimate the proportion of each group with each unaddressed concern and calculate 95% confidence intervals for proportions using standard techniques to permit population inferences to be made.

"Unaddressed concern", is defined as a nurse-identified concern (based on standards for postpartum care [ 68, 70, 71, 82- 85]) with either the woman or her infant at two weeks and/or four months post-birth (see Tables 2 & 3), for which no professional attention is being given or is planned.

By contrast, those who were already receiving care or had coverage — and therefore presumably had fewer unaddressed health concerns before enrolling — visited the emergency room at a rate in the low hundreds.

People want answers to their unaddressed everyday concerns, fears and insecurities: a vacuum has to be filled.