Sentence examples similar to accurately defined problems from inspiring English sources

In the present study we measured suspected motor problems based on parental report rather than more accurately defined motor problems based on objective measurement, and could therefore be subject to unintentional recall bias, inaccuracy as well as potential deliberate reporting bias by the parents [39].

It is possible that these inconsistencies are due to the fact that we studied suspected motor problems based on parent report, instead of objectively measured, more accurately defined motor problems.

We defined problems and we prescribed solutions.

Don't try to apply a solution before you have taken the time to accurately define the problem.

But Mr. Obama's speech understated two facts that follow from his chosen explanation, and unless the president is able to confront them, his administration's response to the problem he so accurately defined will fall short.

It is therefore important to find language that will allow the problem to be accurately defined, but at the same time will keep the patient engaged and avoid causing offence or upset.

Stick to a narrow, defined problem.

This comparison illustrates the problems investigators face when using small families for linkage analysis —shared and excluded regions are not accurately defined and candidate regions are not always easily distinguished.

That is why I have set aside these conventional diagnoses in place of a new name that more accurately defines the health problems you may suffer from.

Each colour can be accurately defined by specifying its wavelength or frequency.

That difference is not always accurately defined by those who commission the art.