Sentence examples for demonstrated dealing with from inspiring English sources

The association of bad nurse-patient with anxiety symptoms may not be surprising, as previous studies had already demonstrated, dealing with difficult patients and their relatives might lead to psychological problems in nurses [ 53].

As here demonstrated, dealing with scaffolds structurally similar to the anatomic site to be recovered, like the ones derived from a decellularization process, does not necessarily improve the host response since the key factor is the delicate interplay among different factors that concur to define a specific tissue.

Fruitful cooperation on regional conflicts, as Syria has demonstrated, requires dealing with the age-old principles of world order, sovereignty and noninterference in internal affairs, and the growing Western preference to use force to protect foreign populations from brutal leaders.

Japan could be a better country, and the Japanese nation a greater nation, if it had the political courage and wisdom as Germany and the German nation have demonstrated, in dealing with their WWII responsibilities.

Moreover, the proposed provision has been applied to the practical design and its applicability has been demonstrated by dealing with different cases, where various types of structures and/or soil profiles are taken into account.

In this paper we demonstrated that dealing with the proportions of positive and negative cases entries in the data sets could increase the sensitivity of machine learning methods for automated case identification.

It demonstrates – by dealing with their origins and key milestones in their history and development – the important role that inspections play in terms of the functional nature of the gears concerned.

Robust gripping force control is for the first time demonstrated experimentally when dealing with the manipulation of a large number of variable deformable soft materials at the microscale.

Energy maven Robert Socolow of Princeton University said in an e-mail to Insider that the move demonstrated "awareness that dealing with existing coal plants is priority #1 for the U.S. as it reduces its CO2 emissions".

Furthermore, it was demonstrated that, when dealing with martensite, local elastic properties change, as a consequence of the variants reorientation, and this effect has to be taken into account for the fatigue crack growth characterization.

And as the inevitable fourth and fifth grade teasing and social media challenges reared their ugly heads, the school demonstrated ways of dealing with conflict that seemed healthy.