To do this, focus on one problem at a time.
Out of 65 participants, 69.2 % (n = 45) required contact at one point and at least one problem was confirmed for 58.5 % (n = 38) of the sample.
Tip 1: Create a problem Remember that every story, long or short, must have at least one character facing at least one problem.
54% of them reported to have had at least one problem related to the indoor environment at home.
(ii) For each girl and each boy, at least one problem was solved by both of them.
In conventional terms there was at least one problem: the sidings were partly covered by the Westway.
There is at least one problem with this idea: It may be illegal under a New York privacy law.
The teacher, Thomas A. Haggins, gave her and other students some problems and he told them that anyone who solved at least one problem could stay.
The other 92% reported at least one problem.
Seventy-one percent of patients self-reported at least one problem in using their glaucoma medications.
