Sentence examples for main problem referred from inspiring English sources

The two emergency department algorithms identified records with code E87.1 recorded: (1) as the main problem (referred to as 'main diagnosis'), or (2) in any of the 10 potential diagnostic fields (referred to as 'all diagnosis').

In the Emergency Department Cohort, we examined the code: (1) as the main problem (referred to as 'main diagnosis') or (2) in any of the 10 potential diagnostic fields with any diagnosis type (referred to as 'all diagnoses').

In economic evaluations of newborn hearing screening, one of the main problems refers to the time horizon over which relevant costs and consequences accrue.

Jamie Taete attended the protest and sent us this report: "The reason the MCR fans were protesting was an article the Daily Mail published TWO YEARS AGO... .. "Their main problem was that it referred to the band and their fans as 'a suicide cult'.

Sixty one patients were referred to secondary care in Glasgow with the main problem being constipation over a 3 month period March to May 2006.

These and other nuisances aside, "the main problem in India is actually the duty," Mr. Jain said, referring to import taxes and other tariffs that can inflate the sticker price of an imported car nearly threefold.

Participants were children (age 0 13 years), referred by their General Practitioner (GP) to the Royal Hospital for Sick Children Glasgow, with constipation the main problem in the GP letter.

However, the main problem is that this collaboration relies on teachers having the ability to identify and appropriately refer children with possible mental health problems, but no specific training programs are currently being offered to teachers.

One of the main problems has been that patients referred for follow-up have not attended their appointment at the specialist health care.

The main problem is noise.

This is the main problem.