Sentence examples for and concerned issues from inspiring English sources

Charge nurses' information needs related to care coordination, were more varied, and concerned issues at a unit level, whereas intensivists focused on direct patient care.

The L'Aquila, Garcés, Fernandez and Vilnes cases all concerned issues of hazard/risk communication.

"The Straits," set in the British territory of Gibraltar during the 1982 Falklands war, concerned issues of nationalism and identity among a group of teenagers.

In these scenarios, energy-efficiency and network capacity are the most two concerned issues.

The industrial performance of the parallel manipulator is one of the most concerned issues for both researchers and engineers.

The Winnebago War preceded the larger Black Hawk War of 1832, which involved many of the same people and concerned similar issues.

They remained unmarried for 27 years; given his new fame in the wake of Ulysses, and concerned with issues of inheritance, they wed.

Overall, pharmacists' attitudes to statements about CAMs indicate they are cautious and concerned about issues such as safety, efficacy and regulation of the medicines [ 9].

The dimensional quality of product assembly is one of the most concerned issues in modern product design and manufacturing.

Mr. Roche took questions from the cadets after his remarks and among more than a dozen posed all but one concerned issues of sexual assault.

The vibration and noise of elevated concrete box girders (ECBGs) are now among the most concerned issues in the field of urban rail transit (URT) systems.