Sentence examples for concurrent problems from inspiring English sources

But with economic growth falling faster than expected — and the party desperate to maintain stability ahead of the leadership transition — the question is: Will the rulers once again resort to government spending, with all the concurrent problems?

The concurrent problems of research sustainability and decreased clinician involvement with medical device development can be jointly addressed through a novel, multidisciplinary solution.

The Social Intervention Group SIGG) aims to advance the science of intervention and prevention research among highly vulnerable populations by addressing the concurrent problems of HIV, substance abuse, intimate partner violence, and trauma.

The results indicated that the proposed technique minimized the maintenance side-effects as the scalability of the system increased and, in addition, it was able to detect concurrent problems at design time and utilize the power consumption of the network components.

CONCLUSION Children with severe conduct problems display poor functioning at age 18 years because of concurrent problems in early adulthood and familial risk factors originating in childhood.

(5) Must be able to reflect that a patient may have concurrent problems.

Time is saved because a concurrent problem-solving approach is adopted rather than a sequential problem-solving approach that has typified pre-construction activities in the past.

Localization and mapping represent a concurrent problem that cannot be solved independently.

The contemporary world, then, faces the interconnected and interdependent phenomena of ecological crises and natural disasters: the problem of protecting man from the environment, and the concurrent problem of protecting the environment from man.

Cooper states, "Thus the Friends of the Blacks profited from the admission of the deputies of Santo Domingo to draw attention toward the great problem of equality of the races, and to the concurrent problem of the suppression of slavery" (SFHR, 53).

As already shown [ 32], the use of illegal drugs resulted as always positively associated with alcohol-related aggression, indicating a tendency to concurrent problem behaviours.