Sentence examples for multiple problems from from inspiring English sources

The 21-year-old who left came back with multiple problems from Agent Orange plus PTSD.

When the news broke in early October that Dell was planning on buying EMC for a whopping $67 billion, more than a few jaws dropped (including mine), but in the weeks since, reports have surfaced about multiple problems from tax issues to VMware's plunging stock price and the post-deal creation of Virtustream.

Missing data is a problem that is ubiquitous to all clinical studies and a source of multiple problems from an analytic point of view (reduced statistical power, increased the type I error, bias) Statistical approaches have been developed to analyze data collected from trials with missing data.

The first blames migrants and people fleeing violence and poverty for the multiple problems afflicting European society, from the lack of secure jobs and houses to stagnating living standards to public services ravaged by cuts.

The aim of the policy is to help councils manage families with multiple problems who require interventions from a number of different bodies, including the police, social services, doctors and courts.

Chemistry publishing suffers from multiple problems: journals that are very expensive, an explosion in the number of publications (both in terms of actual papers and the number of journals), library budget increases that fail to meet inflation rates.

The development process heavily suffered from multiple problems, related to the Gecko backend.

As has been found elsewhere, PWD in Hai district suffer from multiple problems such as poverty, ageing challenges, other diseases, stigma, inadequate health care and lack of health insurance.

Some evidence suggests that patients, especially those with complex and multiple problems, who seek help from a doctor who spends more time with them are more likely to have a consultation that includes important elements of care [ 53, 54].

Since InDel calling inherently suffers from multiple problems, we adopted a number of approaches to ensure a high degree of fidelity in our calls including taking only the consensus variants detected by two different callers, and applying a number of stringent filtration criteria.

Multiple problems with subsequent interventions could emerge from the CGA, resulting in a multitude of interventions and a difference in ranking of priority for these problems.