Sentence examples for highlighted problems of from inspiring English sources
However, experience gained by an international network of experimenters and crop modellers (the International Benchmark Sites Network for Agrotechnology Transfer; IBSNAT) in using a database for agronomic experiments conducted by many workers at different sites highlighted problems of data entry, quality control, and changing requirements for storage and output variables.
Previous work has highlighted problems of inadequate reporting (Bull et al, 1997) and our results demonstrate that failure to record key items is associated with poorer outcomes.
This presents one of the great strengths of two-colour analysis that helps to circumvent the highlighted problems of missing or poorly performing reporter elements as the same reporter is being used in each channel of the comparison.
Instead, Willis highlighted problems of speed and fraud control as the most pressing priorities for bitcoin.
A World Vision report (pdf) that draws on input from 140 Syrian children in Lebanon and Jordan highlighted problems of bullying and discrimination.
Nevertheless, some CAG members highlighted problems of ongoing stigma mainly when trying to sensitize people for HIV testing.
That's why, in many cases, the best treatment for depression, pain and opioid addiction is to stay on stable, appropriate doses of the drugs, not come off them despite the recently-highlighted problem of withdrawal.
In Spain, several Regional Health Plans have highlighted problems in continuity of care and have advocated a reduction in time interval between suspicion of cancer and diagnosis or treatment.
Because of these problems, we also included an open question to allow people to express positive and negative views and indeed these highlighted problems with relevance of questions and advice given.
The overall programme demonstrated the concept viability and highlighted problem areas of the assembly procedure of the blanket module-to-wall attachment.
The main highlighted problems were the unavailability of vehicles and lack of fuel.
