Sentence examples for observing problems from inspiring English sources

Practical feasibility was assessed by observing problems encountered during the development of the computer program, observing patients' ability to complete the HRQoL questionnaires, monitoring the number of times that patients completed the HRQoL questionnaires and observing logistics at the outpatient department.

The monthly GRACE gravity solutions used in the synthetic test are level 2 (RL05) products from the University of Texas Center for Space Research UTCSRR), including 49 monthly data sets from January 2007 to February 2011 (with the data of January 2011 absent due to observing problems of the GRACE satellites).

While Ms. Spellings said she had so far not heard from colleges that had observed problems firsthand, a later witness at the hearing, Paul Wozniak, managing director at UBS Securities, offered a darker assessment.

The rebels' ordnance selection, set against the backdrop of looting and arson, underlined anew one of the most consistently observed problems among rebel forces in this war: a shortage of effective leadership.

The other is that learners should be supported to observe problems contrastively.

However, we observed problems on application performance due data transfer and non-availability of the computational grid.

For supporting learners to observe problems contrastively, IPSS shows the difference between the original problem and the exercised problem in the RPS.

For the first time a complete and comprehensive inventory of micro-dam reservoirs (MDRs) in Tigray has been established including the geological background and currently observed problems.

While NLPPAs performed very well in case of straightforward bidding, we observe problems with revenue, efficiency, and speed of convergence when bidders deviate.

To explore clinician perspectives on whether they experience difficulty resolving patient-related concerns or observe problems with the performance or behavior of colleagues involved in intrapartum care.

What Gary is saying is anecdotal, but it does chime with what I've observed; problems seem be be exacerbated rather than created while in prison.