Sentence examples for called attention to problems from inspiring English sources

Recent work has called attention to problems associated with using AUC to compare models derived for multiple species though it remains a valid measure for comparing models developed for the same species in a fixed study area [ 44], such as ours.

So what do we do to call attention to problems without exaggerating them in the public mind?

With their own governor running for president, "people didn't want to call attention to problems in Texas".

Official after official has urged us to call attention to problems with the unglamorous "back office" side of government operations.

The protest makes Kaepernick the latest athlete to use his platform to call attention to problems facing African-Americans across the country, particularly the issue of police killings.

Chan said that he and other celebrities have a duty to call attention to problems such as landmines and to push for action on them.

Their complaints first called attention to voting problems that led Mr. Gore to call for manual recounts to overturn Mr. Bush's thin hold on victory in the presidential race.

Coming on the heels of news this week that higher Medicaid costs were squeezing the city's budget, the arrests called attention to fraud problems in New York City's $4.1 billion Medicaid program.

Klompas et al. [ 20] have called attention to the problems that may arise when we use VAP as a quality indicator, including difficulties with the subjectivity implied by the current VAP definition.

A later book, "Secrecy," called attention to the problem of government obfuscation, long ignored by political scientists.

But Mr. Mfume said the ministers called attention to a problem between the Democrats and a core constituency.