Sentence examples for diagnosed as a problem from inspiring English sources

There have been a number of challenges to the idea there is any genuinely metaphysical 'problem of change'; this is sometimes diagnosed as a problem arising from confusions about tensed language.

"He went to be looked at by the doctor the next morning and they couldn't get to the bottom of what it was after having all kinds of tests and since then he's been out of commission and he's had a few other tests". In December 2014, winger Courtney Cameron was taken to hospital by a teammate after suffering acute headaches and dizziness, which was later diagnosed as a problem with his teeth.

Parnell missed more than a month of this season with what was diagnosed as a circulatory problem in the middle finger of his pitching hand.

But the new, carefully controlled study shows that some artificial additives increase hyperactivity and decrease attention span in a wide range of children, not just those for whom overactivity has been diagnosed as a learning problem.

When presentations were analysed by cause, 43.8% (9,926) were diagnosed as a muscular problem or non-specific back pain ("muscular" group).

"Today he's going to do some work with the physios and we'll give him until Thursday to prove his fitness". Payne, 30, was initially thought to have suffered a dead leg in Ireland's 10-9 defeat by France but it was later diagnosed as a hamstring problem.

Doctors at first feared that he was suffering from appendicitis, but Justin's ailment later was diagnosed as a gastrointestinal problem.

The complaint was diagnosed as a "delayed ear problem", although specialists have since suggested the symptoms displayed are more commonly associated with an ear infection rather than a trauma.

So much so, that the kids who are most likely to be the leaders in tomorrow's world are regularly diagnosed as having a problem (ADHD) and anaesthetized by Ritalin and other drugs in order to force them through an outdated, factory-production-line form of education that bores the most creative to distraction.

After Schilling's problem was diagnosed as a tendon injury, Dr. Thomas Gill, the team physician, recommended rehabilitation.

But his elbow began to swell Sept. 29, and Grimsley's problem was diagnosed as a bone chip and bone spur in the joint.