Sentence examples for newly identified problems from inspiring English sources

The upper findings of 42% of newly identified problems being relevant for the general practitioners are not in accordance with our findings that about 16% of the newly identified problems were stated to be relevant by the general practitioners.

Less than a fifth (18%) of all newly identified problems were relevant for the general practitioners, while a third of all newly identified problems were relevant only for the patient (31%).

Furthermore, they stated that for half of the newly identified problems, general practitioners and patients agreed in their view about the relevance of the problem (24% of the newly identified problems were relevant for both, and 27% were unimportant for both).

Remarkably, newly identified psychosocial problems were not followed by any consequences.

The word attempted to cast me into the hellish world of "them" -- the perpetual opposite of "us". Once that line was drawn, the troops could be called in to destroy the newly identified enemy -- the only problem was, that enemy was me!

Importantly, more than three-quarters of patients with emotional problems were newly identified.

The referral rates for both the triage and the traditional groups in the present study represent health problems which have been newly identified by the PYHC service while the actual prevalence rates include problems which are already known.

Hackathons generally involve a specifically identified problem.

It was not clear whether Hardeman was at high risk for the development of problem clots because of her newly identified vein compression.

A related problem is that of adding newly identified or curated sequence sets for an existing species, or a new species set, and reconstructing the MoLFunCs to reflect the updated knowledge.

One of the problems raised by next-generation sequencing is evaluating the functional significance of newly identified rare variants.