Sentence examples for characterising problems from inspiring English sources
It adds to the existing literature by characterising problems encountered at transition points in care and contextualises these findings in the resources allocated to these high cost, low volume services.
The second stage used more detailed assessments to characterise problems.
Dimensionless quantities characterising considered problems are determined by LBM and compared with either analytical solutions (if available) or reference data obtained from the finite volume method (FVM).
Known as arthrogryposis, the condition is characterised by problems with joint movement and muscle weakness, with joints often fixed in abnormal, curved positions.
He said he would not characterise the problems at Stormont as a crisis.
Dyslexia is a learning disability characterised by problems with accurate or fluent word recognition, poor decoding, and poor spelling abilities.
It is concluded that quantitative predictions at the several length scales characterising the problem will require a hierarchy of models, and that a role will be played by molecular dynamic, Brownian dynamic, Lattice Boltzmann and fully continuum-level FD/FE/FV simulations.
Several possibilities for characterising a problem domain exist.
The prime minister characterised the problem as one of victims being unwilling to come forward, rather than of institutional failure.
The general practice clerkship is one of twelve obligatory five to ten-week clinical placements spread over years 5 and 6 of the curriculum, which is characterised by problem based learning principles and early patient contacts.
