Sentence examples for concentrating the problem from inspiring English sources

An occasional sleepless night is a common complaint, but when difficulties initiating or maintaining sleep persist for months or years and cause daytime side effects such as fatigue and difficulty concentrating, the problem may be chronic insomnia [ 1].

It appears that there are significant advantages to be gained by separating the Am and Cm at the reprocessing stage, simply to concentrate the problems caused by Cm and limit its mass flow.

Some authors have minimised this problem by concentrating the exhaled breath [ 26- 28] or passing it through a scrubber [ 29, 30].

Some studies have concentrated on the problem of determining a reading rate.

Mr Chapman concentrated on the problem which was worrying us all – how we were going to stop Alex Jackson.

At the conference he sensed that attention was concentrated on the problem of minorities and that this took precedence over the central issue, the transfer of power.

As Hepworth's sculpture matured during the late 1930s and '40s, she concentrated on the problem of the counterplay between mass and space.

The conference, which concentrated on the problem of the Indian minorities rather than on the transfer of power from the British, was a great disappointment to the Indian nationalists.

Additionally, Frawley (1997) claims that by using repetition, speakers help themselves to concentrate on the problem.

It concentrates on the problem of power consumption, signal reconstruction, charge and time precision.

This paper concentrates on the problem of controlling smoking in China.