Sentence examples for issues altered from inspiring English sources

In Mumbai, frequent water shortages are the result of a combination of issues: altered seasonality of rainfall, floods, salt water intrusion and the contamination due to the poor drainage and wastewater systems (Murthy et al. 2001; Nair 2009).

Even though we know this dynamic to be true, we still seem to get caught in the hypnotic, erroneous notion that if we just got rid of some issues, altered some circumstances, manifested some increased success, or changed some specific situations in our lives -- then, we'd be happy, peaceful, and relaxed (or whatever it is we say we want to experience).

The bill would also change procedures for challenging patents, before and after they are issued, alter how damages can be assessed and allow the patent office to set its own fees for applicants.

Patients randomised to the intervention group report a number of issues including altered and unpleasant memories from intensive care and confusion about scars.

Additionally, it is important to address worldview issues and epistemological issues (Alters and Nelson 2002; Coburn 2007; Smith 2007).

Finally, all patients in this series were also seen for a minimum of two postoperative visits in the rhinology clinic, allowing for analysis of the most frequent rhinology-related (or potentially rhinology related) issues that altered routine postoperative management.

These design issues were altered and the next prototype device, the ThoraQuik II, has a Veres safety needle to avoid damage to underlying structures following penetration of the chest wall during insertion.

However, patients are at risk of the usual surgical complications, including perioperative death, anastomotic leak and infection, as well as longer-term issues reflecting altered gastrointestinal physiology, such as dumping syndrome, hypoglycaemia, micronutrient malabsorption and cholelithiasis [ 97– 97].

Clearly, neuroimaging studies with a high spatial and temporal resolution could potentially resolve issues on altered circuits during separate phases of a planning and a rule generation task in schizophrenia.

The teaching of potential strategies to manage physical problems such as bowel and urinary incontinence, fatigue and sexual difficulties transcends both patient preparation and aftercare, and several participants argued that affordable access to interventions such as counselling and talking therapies should be available to address issues like altered body image and fear of recurrence.

These studies in neonates highlight the important issue of altered PK during ECMO, but further extrapolation of the neonatal data to adult intensive care practice may not be relevant given the developmental and physiological differences between the two populations [ 15].