Sentence examples for issues that were encountered from inspiring English sources

THURSDAY'S PUZZLE — O.K., I'll admit this: the theme for Evan Birnholz's very clever double rebus puzzle was spoiled for me earlier in the week because of technical issues that were encountered in trying to produce this puzzle for the Web.

The qualitative analysis below is used to demonstrate the key issues that were encountered when completing the measures.

This article highlights the ethical review process, community permission, informed consent, and other ethical issues that were encountered during the clinical program.

To support systematic reporting and encourage appropriate usage, we suggest that reporting guidelines be produced for users of the PDSA method to increase transparency as to the issues that were encountered and how they were resolved.

In this paper, we describe the issues that were encountered in an exercise aimed at creating a map between MedDRA and SNOMED CT, focusing on high-frequency MedDRA terms for adverse reactions and therapeutic indications in one year's worth of AERS data, which was recorded between July 1 , 2008and April 30 , 2009

Here we describe a patient who had presented with massive upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage due to a spontaneous fistula between the cystic artery and gall bladder and discuss the confounding issues that were encountered in the diagnosis and management with particular reference to the use of angiography and embolization procedures.

Significant computational issues that are encountered in the application of direct harmonic balance method are avoided by flipping over the force displacement nonlinear relationship.

This paper discusses some issues that are encountered during the process of designing offsets, especially the problems of their reducibility and rationality (which are closely related).

The paper reflects on our experience in running an initial studio class in 2004 and, more recently, planning for a repeat studio in 2005, focussing on the operational issues that are encountered when working with a shared building model during a design process.

The research examined the WHS issues that are encountered by rural community nurses using a narrative inquiry that was underpinned by a phenomenological approach.

This trial is of particular interest, because it provides a good example of issues that are encountered when a RCT, a "gold standard" of experimental design, is used for the evaluation of online support groups.