Sentence examples for adversely affected by problems from inspiring English sources

North Bristol said it accepts the findings of the review and has apologised to patients who were adversely affected by problems in operating theatres and outpatient clinics, with false appointments set up and letters sent out in error.

However educational outcomes are adversely affected by problems faced in home life, particularly; being exposed to serious alcohol and other substance abuse, family violence, exposure to suicides and attempted suicides, balancing cultural and educational demands, living with poverty, child abuse and overcrowded housing.

Broader societal impacts can operate through a number of mechanisms, including reduced economic activity and increased economic costs arising from health-care, policing and prison provision 1, 6. Communities can be particularly adversely affected by problems associated with intoxication, violence, hooliganism and drink-driving 7– 9.

In contrast, S BET requires only a single measurement on an aliquot of the administered particles; that is, it is not adversely affected by problems associated with single particle analysis, and it adequately accounts for potentially important particle characteristics such as particle morphology and surface porosity.

The livelihoods of the poorest inhabitants of the rural-urban fringes of many cities in developing countries are adversely affected by problems of land and water degradation (Hardoy, Mitlin and Sattethwaite, 1992, cited in Druijven and Singh, 1994, p. 114) and natural resource degradation in general, including air pollution stresses.

Upon her arrival in Virginia, Matthew co-founded Common Cause, another medical-legal partnership through which attorneys and law students provide direct legal representation to patients and to communities whose health is adversely affected by legal problems related to the social determinants of health.

A considerable number of the survivors interviewed reported that their daily lives were adversely affected by health problems (Table 4).

Many respondents reported that their daily lives were adversely affected by their health problems for example, causing problems with work, 54% (95% CI 45 63%), or looking after the home, 28%95%5% CI 21 38%).

Qualitative data from the health workers' survey also suggested that female workers perceived their career progress to have been adversely affected by the unique problems faced by women at work.

The CFC was also adversely affected by staff turnover, a prevalent problem in the Zambian context.

The mother, who cannot be named for legal reasons, says her two children, aged nine and 13, both of whom receive treatment for mental health problems, could be adversely affected by the planned takeover by Branson's company Virgin Care.