Sentence examples for marked problems from inspiring English sources

But not so fast; the "Atkins" diet also had marked problems.

Autistics exhibit marked problems with social interactions, they have delayed and abnormal communications development with as many as 50% not speaking at all.

Those with greatest positive changes in executive control also had more severe gait disorders and more frequent paratonia, and, in addition, more marked problems with turning, balance and continence, and a lower general intellectual level.

Autism appears to present a special case where various factors seen operating in the groups listed above can combine to lead to marked problems in this area.

Although it would be expected that secondary care provides implant treatment for those with the most marked problems, this is not necessarily the case.

The study involved a questionnaire on lay respondents' opinion of the text, alongside an exercise in which participants marked problem words, sentences or paragraphs in the document.

The CGI-S is a seven-point scale from: 1 = not at all a problem; 2 = minimal problem; 3 = mild problem with some impact on the child's functioning; 4 = moderate problem with an impact on the child's functioning; 5 = marked problem that limits the functioning of the child; 6 = severe problem, the child can only function with help; and 7 = very severe problem, not functioning.

This continual movement off the ball gives the opponents marking problems.

It is desperate to avoid a repeat of this year's marking problems.

HMC heads are to join state sector representatives and the exam boards in a new expert group to look at marking problems.

This week's philosophy question, children, is: "Can you have your cake and eat it?" More practically, Balls and Co had to admit on Friday that the Sats results would not be published today as planned because of marking problems.