Sentence examples for detection of problems from inspiring English sources

Her government's minister of family affairs, Ursula von der Leyen, has called for making medical checkups for young children compulsory to aid in the early detection of problems.

When something goes awry with a publication, science is already well prepared for both the detection of problems and the means of dealing with them.

Among the initiatives that Dr. Chu believes the corporation should be adding are screening programs for colon cancer and for cardiac diseases, allowing earlier detection of problems and more referrals to the public hospitals for treatment.

Moreover, a push for earlier detection of problems in children may mean parents will be facing these bills much sooner than they may think.

As a result, the committee hired full-time staff aides to work with incumbents in five regions of the country and adopted what Gaylord called a "swarming defense" to provide early detection of problems.

Because project progress depends on the contribution of individuals from different disciplines, collaboration is crucial for the early detection of problems as well as the quick development and implementation of solutions.

The goal of enabling general practitioners is to improve the early detection of problem gamblers and to increase their treatment seeking.

Uganda has among the highest alcohol consumption per capita and a low detection of problem drinking in the healthcare setting [ 19].

This is relevant since physicians' attitudes toward discussing emotional problems may influence detection of psychosocial problems [ 21] and are linked with patients' satisfaction [ 13].

Mr. McCain used the basket to make a case for constant use of sunscreen and said that early detection of skin problems alleviates many more serious problems.

These children are especially hard to reach, since parents might have a lower detection rate of problems and the police do not see these children.