Sentence examples for categories problems with from inspiring English sources

As Sarah Kliff and I wrote in our overview of the health-care launch's technical issues, the challenges right now can be grouped into three broad categories: problems with the consumer experience on the HealthCare.gov Web site, problems with the eligibility system, and problems with the hand-off to insurers.

The most common issues, he explains, can be divided into two categories: problems with the support (such as a warped panel, a torn canvas), and problems with the pictorial layer (like dirt and paint loss).

Fischer said concerns about the switch to Gmail fell into three main categories: problems with "cloud computing" (the transfer of information between virtual servers on the Internet), technological risks and downsides, and ideological issues.

According to these categories, problems of patients with a certain disease can be classified.

The percentages for the three categories (problem events with missing codes, code and diagnosis text mismatch) over the total number of problem events per year are shown in Figure 4. Generally, the percentage of missing codes was stable from 1993 to 1999; the code mismatch rate was low and stable during the transition phase while slightly higher but still stable during the regular phase.

The advice falls into three main categories: avoiding problems with air travel; reacting to problems with air travel; and avoiding problems once you're on the ground at your destination.

Centipedes scored lowest, with several of the categories indicating problems with the use of this taxon (Table 2).

The categories were: problems with (1) managing in the home, (2) health and welfare services, (3) finances, (4) employment, (5) legal matters, (6) relationships, (7) sexuality and body image and (8) recreation.

Although Dr. Hwang's case involved fraud and belongs in a different category, the problems with the two papers underline the difficulty of working with stem cells and the immaturity of the field, despite the large sums of money being invested in it.

The test instances are categorized, and each category represents problems with the same distance matrix but different time limits.

However, though not significant different, 11 of 27 (40.7%) dog owners in the highest titer category reported problems with getting the bitches pregnant after mating compared to 7 of 28 (25.0%) of the negative dogs and 29 of 135 (21.5%, 3 missing observations) in the weakly and moderately positive titer categories (Table 2).