Sentence examples for concentrating problems from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we grouped symptoms and manifestation based on the variables in the medical records that reflected cognitive-related symptoms including a feeling of mental fogginess, problems concentrating, problems remembering, visual disturbance, amnesia, dizziness, a feeling of being slowed down, a feeling of increased emotion, and balance problems.

Nor was she told that even a mild concussion may leave "invisible" but disturbing symptoms: fatigue, irritability, difficulty concentrating, memory problems and sometimes depression.

But it is in sync with the Republican leadership's desire to be seen as concentrating on problems of concern to voters rather than partisan combat.

In 2011, a roughly equivalent majority believe America "should pay less attention to problems overseas and concentrate on problems at home".

The Gonski panel ably demonstrated how our structure of schooling concentrates problems in some schools and advantage in others.

At least one million Americans have chronic fatigue syndrome, which causes severe fatigue, muscle and joint pain, sleep problems, difficulty concentrating and other problems.

He said the agency was taking a more "risked-based approach" by concentrating on problem-prone countries.

Frail elderly often tire easily, are less able to provide detailed descriptions due to sensory problems or present problems concentrating, leading to "thin" interview data.

A superior ability to concentrate, solve problems and focus are, of course, valuable in everyday life.

NASA replied: "We must concentrate on problems of a more pressing nature without introducing additional variables into our equation".

"For the first several months we were here, this team had to concentrate on problems from the past," said Mr. Breen, who took over the top post last summer.