Sentence examples for issues mode from inspiring English sources

These two items were rated as high risk (little comparability/no adjustment), moderate risk (comparable/adjusted on demographic characteristics only) or low risk (comparable/adjusted on more specific characteristics for these comparisons, eg, pre-pregnancy mental health issues, mode of delivery).

Large warpage severely limited by BGA PCB performance leads to reliability issues modes such as crack and delamination between interconnection components.

However, the introduction of multiple operating modes has led to some issues, e.g., mode shift problems, which are not observed in conventional HEVs with a single mode.

"These are security issues," Ms. Mode said.

For environmental issues, this mode of evidence has significant repercussions to concepts of precautionary action.

Thus, in this review we focus on issues of mode of action and age-dependent and developmental neurotoxicity as related to risk decisions under the FQPA.

Given that oseltamivir is now recommended as an essential medicine for the treatment of seriously ill patients or those in higher risk groups with pandemic influenza, 4 5 the issues of mode of action, lack of sizeable benefits, and toxicity are of concern.

The questionnaire started with a general open-ended question about the WC users' experience with the MOvIT automated calls, followed by probes covering perceived ease of use (duration, clarity, speed, technical issues, input mode), usefulness and intention to use MOvIT monitoring in the future based on the Post-Study System Usability Questionnaire.

In the issue discussion mode, the detail viewer unfolds the historic and ongoing discussion of issues related to the selected object, and the user can start a new issue to discuss if necessary.

Indeed, apparently it bears repeating in French as well, because Emmanuel Burdeau, the former editor of Cahiers du Cinéma, has issued "Comédie, Mode d'Emploi" (Comedy, A User's Manual), a book-length interview with Apatow (published by éditions Capricci).

Posed as a cover girl for the September issue of Mode, the magazine that describes itself as "the new shape of fashion," which is to say, women of generous size.