Sentence examples for issues table from inspiring English sources

The Committee, consisting of 12 14 experts from medical professions and academia, has deliberated over a wide range of quality-related issues (Table 2).

Nevertheless, the results show that COWSO was not effective in providing groundwater financial reports and enhancing fair say to all groundwater users on groundwater issues (Table 5).

The consensus regarding the research policy of the ICF template for MGSP applicants consisted of the following five key issues (Table 1): research purpose; collaboration with external institutes; data sharing; withdrawal of consent; and risk assessment and management.

Lastly, the questionnaire contained three questions, modified from Gregory and Ellis (2009), to evaluate how students perceived their understanding of evolution and its importance to biological issues (Table 2).

Adverse events were categorized as "hardware related" if they involved problems with the device components, "biological" if there were reactions to the device or surgical procedure and "stimulation related" if they involved stimulation issues (Table 6).

As experts in the management of critically ill cancer patients, we suggest a research agenda to address the following ten burning issues: Table 4 Unanswered questions and research agenda 1) Establishing long-term outcomes in oncology and hematology patients who survive their ICU stay.

Iterative PPI analyses demonstrated different patterns of functional connectivity related to moral sensitivity for care (care>neutral) and justice (justice>neutral) issues (Table 2).

Respondents who did not have a relationship with any victims who had suffered physical damage reported the highest estimates on these four issues (Table 2).

It seems likely that the Doha conference will come up with resolutions and agreed texts on the small set of issues tabled for discussion here.

We have data in the revised manuscript addressing these issues (Tables S5 to S9).

Frustrations were the consequence of negative experiences that fell into 3 broad categories: 1) Organizational issues; 2) Biomedical issues; 3) Financial issues (Tables  2 and 3).