Sentence examples for has demonstrated problems from inspiring English sources

Certainly the Haitian government has demonstrated problems but how can a nation be expected to grow unless it leads its own reconstruction?

Unfortunately, there is a paucity of evidence of efficacy, and the wider literature has demonstrated problems with implementation and integration of other CCDS systems [ 12– 14], with previous initiatives failing due to lack of user engagement in development and implementation [ 13].

9 A number of studies in patients with acute cardiovascular conditions have demonstrated problems associated with statin withdrawal.

Although infrared thermoscanners are non-invasive and may detect a small portion of febrile influenza cases among the total passengers, our study has demonstrated fundamental problems in the reliance on fever in detecting and diagnosing influenza in international passengers.

In nearly every one of my columns here, at least one reader has demonstrated a problem with my use of the word "queer".

However, many studies have already shown that CBT is more effective than a waiting list (e.g., [ 5, 6]) and similar research in high-anxious school populations has demonstrated that anxiety problems do not remit spontaneously [ 51– 51].

Research employing measures that tap aspects of attention control has demonstrated that internalizing problems such as anxiety and depression are also convincingly associated with low levels of effortful control [ 26– 31].

However, this instrument has also been found to suffer from ceiling effects, and a five-level version has been developed (EQ-5D-5 L), which uses a five-point Likert scale (no problem, slight problem, moderate problem, severe problem, extreme problem ) and has demonstrated increased reliability and sensitivity.

Wikipedia has demonstrated the added problem of crowd sourcing, and its production of (questionable) knowledge claims.

Categorically, research to date has demonstrated that increased problem behavior is related to child characteristics, parent characteristics, illness-related characteristics and family characteristics.

This paper has demonstrated some of the problems encountered by the Publications Department of the ESR and the way in which the Society reacts.