Sentence examples for face problems related to from inspiring English sources
The residents want to face problems related to our energy supply, economy and climate[24].
"I think it will be surprising to many people that immigrants face problems related to religion in so many countries," Grim said.
Countries with high coverage of skilled maternal care often face problems related to frequent utilization of instrumental intervention, the commonest two are high rate of Caesarean Section (CS) and overuse of antenatal ultrasound scans [ 1].
More practicably, this information could help in the design of more effective treatments for individuals who face problems related to the processing of linguistically significant signals, a group that likely includes individuals with dyslexia and cochlear implant users, to name a few.
Interpreters also face problems relating to the process of interpreting consultations for asylum seekers.
Those LHAs positioned in the forth quadrant (low volume and high waiting times) may face problems relating to their capacity (few personnel and few scans) or (low) efficiency.
In addition, the transport sector faces problems related to security of supply.
The translated questionnaire was administered to the following three heterogeneous adult samples: a general population sample from Athens, a sample of young male conscripts and a sample of individuals facing problems related to substance use.
But data integration prior to analysis potentially faces problems related to reproducibility as different microarray platforms use different probes for the same genes and return expression values on different numerical scales.
Women who had faced problems related to logistics, women from rural residence, women who are unable to recognize their pregnancy early, and irregular nature of their menses were found to have an abortion in the second trimester period.
Presently, most of such regions have to face major problems related to water shortage for agriculture and, in some cases, even for drinking purposes.
