Sentence examples for measurable problems from inspiring English sources

Specifically, 45% had measurable problems with learning and memory, 42% had problems with attention and concentration, and 24% had problems with spatial and perceptual function.

Anything difficult and measurable – problem schools; elderly care; waste disposal; big infrastructure projects – is left to private capital.

The term "mild cognitive impairment" is sometimes applied to small but measurable memory problems.

However, microscopic FI of the tissue was measurable without problems in the cases reported in this study.

While some studies included patients with acute objective measurable medical problems [ 18, 22] others included etiologically heterogeneous patients [ 20, 21] and yet others included patients with Meniere's disease in which dizziness is only one of three major problems (next to hearing loss and tinnitus) [ 19].

The most famous large cardinals, called measurable, were discovered by Stanisław Ulam in 1930 as a result of his solution to the Measure Problem.

Beyond the historical land mines, there are also measurable gender-equality problems in Germany, Europe's largest economy.

Use measurable measures.

This paper deals with the measurable disturbance rejection problem in Generalized Predictive Control (GPC).

"Thoroughly Modern Do-Gooders," by David Brooks (column, March 21), illustrates the power social entrepreneurs have to develop measurable solutions to social problems and the supportive role government can play.

In keeping with the administration's emphasis on practical, measurable solutions to civic problems, the commission focused on the working poor, children younger than 6 and young adults, and it recommended creating a system to track progress.