"He has understood the problems, he can see his match fitness is not right.
Of these only 31 women (40%) stated that the professional had understood the problem and suggested some treatment or advice, the remaining women stated that they had been told that this was "normal after having a baby", or that "it would go away by itself in time".
At some point there may well be a younger sibling - but perhaps just the one, as the Royal Family appear to have understood the problems of producing too many young royals, all of whom require a role.
Next, having understood the company's problem, Wood has to explain its options.
Finally, the two items requesting the respondent to describe their relationship with the prescribing doctor and to report how well s/he had understood the patient's problem were collapsed into one dichotomous variable: Whether the respondent felt that their relationship with the doctor was both 'good' (or 'very good') and that their problem was understood 'a lot' (or 'quite a lot').
She said he was "a man who I know has made some effort but he does not appear to have understood the depth of the problem at this particular detention centre".
Although the O.T.S. had warned A.I.G.'s board about inadequate risk oversight, no one in the government appears to have understood the potential scope of the problem.
"Despite their financial problems, they have understood the importance of education and have decided to work hard to fund their children's education".
E.g., it is possible that some respondents have not understood the problem statement, or that some may have found it expedient to answer the equivalent of "I don't know" instead of reflecting on the data at hand.
