Sentence examples for degrees of problems from inspiring English sources

Internal reviews by the networks have conceded varying degrees of problems, with CNN calling election night "a debacle".

The combination of Mount Sinai's specialty care and medical school and Continuum's primary care would, he said, create "an integrated system that can take care of the patient for the whole life cycle for all degrees of problems".

Similarly, a MSIS-29 score change of at least one category, as defined by the creator of the measure, which corresponds to different degrees of problems caused by MS, would presumably be a meaningful difference for the patient.

Children with low birth weight could have varying degrees of problems with lung development, which would cause a greater sensitivity of an individual to external environmental stimuli and result in an increased risk of asthma.

Experts and novices perceive, conceptualize, and internally represent problems differently, and these differences are associated with varying degrees of problem solving success (although see Smith (1983) and Hardiman et al. (1989) for discussions of gradational characterizations of expertise).

There's a significant degree of problems, the kind you'd find in shift workers or long-distance lorry drivers.

The Democrats held periodic news conferences yesterday complaining about episodes of voting irregularities, but there was no indication of the degree of problems that tainted the presidential election in 2000 in Florida, or the Democratic contest for governor there earlier this year.

Although legal scholar George Annas agreed there were no new problems, he argued that the combination and degree of problems involved did make the HGP unique: "there are probably no unique issues raised by the Human Genome Initiative.

Langelier saturation index (Langelier 1936) is a system for estimating or predicting the amount or degree of problems with lime scale, caused in a particular water supply as it determines the corrosive or incrusting ability of a water sample.

Following some initial focus groups an extensive nation-wide postal survey was conducted to ascertain the type and degree of problems associated with automotive design for older drivers and to guide further research into the most appropriate areas.

Higher scores indicate a greater degree of problems.