Sentence examples for checks for problems from inspiring English sources
"Social" includes no child labor and workers' rights; "environmental" checks for problems like deforestation, pollution or banned pesticides; and "economic" covers minimum wages, ethical business practices and transparent pricing, among other standards.
The sticky, messy chest patches, gels and wires used to get an electrocardiogram — a.k.a. an EKG, the test that checks for problems with the heart's electrical activity — are history.
During this first digital screen-to-screen contact between the patient and the nurse practitioner, the nurse checks for problems in palliative care following a predefined consultation protocol (e.g. physical problems, social problems, coordination of care).
It will also be possible to improve safety in a variety of ways by increasing the use of IT, [ 30] including introducing checks for problems, highlighting and communicating information about key abnormalities to providers so they receive a rapid response, and facilitating communication between providers.
The Organizer in Elements can now check for problems like blurry focus or poorly lighted photos.
It also recommended that patients receive X-rays or other imaging to check for problems with their devices.
Mr. Crowley's editor asked him to photograph the stately obelisk while engineers checked for problems resulting from the earthquake.
He will for example be testing out a system designed to check for problems suffered by astronauts' increased brain pressure during the mission.
Without a family history that might prompt a doctor to suspect pancreatic cancer, patients are often first checked for problems like chronic reflux, gallbladder disease and bowel disorders.
TIP OF THE WEEK Windows Vista and Windows 7 have a built-in utility that can check for problems with the computer's memory.
