Sentence examples for confirmed problems from inspiring English sources
The Duval County elections office confirmed problems with voting machines at the Gateway Shopping Center and libraries on Edgewood Avenue, at Regency Square and Webb Wesconnett.
Moderate proportions of the children investigated confirmed problems with pain (20.7%), teeth position (11.7%) and problems with spaces (7.7%).
A surprising number of men told stories about how they had discovered or confirmed problems such as high blood pressure, blood sugar or cholesterol levels as a consequence of the WMS visit.
However, a 2006 evaluation of health facilities' functionality in two districts [ 19] confirmed problems reported elsewhere [ 16, 20]: shortages of qualified OC personnel in rural areas; lack of equipment, means of communication, and transport for evacuation referrals; very limited blood transfusion capacity, among others.
And while the confirmed problems represent only a tiny portion of the thousands of oil and gas wells drilled each year in the US, the lack of detail in some state reports could help fuel public confusion and mistrust.
Techrepublic quotes Munich's spokesperson saying it's a review for future use, but confirms problems over file compatibility.
Temeke children were more likely than their Kinondoni counterparts to confirm problems with teeth position, with pain and swallowing and to report oral impacts.
This study confirms problems of measurement of HRQoL in the elderly population, with an increased risk of all of non-, pandinconsistentnsistent response after age 50 years.
Thirdly, this study lacked a criterion diagnosis for confirming problem drinking in patients considered by clinicians to be problem drinkers.
During these phases, midwives noticed danger signs, identified problems, revised and confirmed initial problem identification, and organized for medical intervention or referral.
Before taking the body home for burial, they hurriedly sought out diviners of the truth, who confirmed that "problems within the family" led to the death.
