Sentence examples for problem blurred from inspiring English sources

The associated symptoms described in patients with NDPH (such as photophobia, phonophobia, nausea, vomiting, stiffness, concentration problem, blurred vision, insomnia, tinnitus, numbness, tingling, vertigo, focal sensory or motor symptoms, etc).

Let's remember that Instant Articles are a big part of the problem, blurring the line between the content and the source of the content.

El Ouerghi and Faraj said they want to work, but first they needed to address nagging health problems, from anxiety and an inability to concentrate to physical ailments like stomach bacterial problems and blurred vision.

Approximately 90percentt of people who stare at digital devices for more than two hours per day experience complex eye problems, including blurred vision and dry eyes.

Crofts made his name as a ghostwriter and appears to have no problem with blurring fact and fiction as a strategy to sell Steffi to his target Heat-reading audience.

But many private relief agencies have complained that the food drops also caused a dangerous problem by blurring the distinction between humanitarian relief workers and the people fighting the war.

"The packets were quite ineffective in reaching the people in need -- really just a drop in the bucket -- but they presented a real problem by blurring the line drawn between the military and us," he added.

One problem potentially blurring the results of RCTs comparing CRRT and IRRT is the reluctance for including patients with major hemodynamic problems out of fear of instability in case of randomization to intermittent dialysis; this might result in the exclusion of the most unstable patients, reducing the differences among therapies.

Vision problems (blurring, double vision, eye fatigue).

In the first stage, a high-resolution image is built, but having the problem of being blurred.

He has endured heart palpitations, breathing problems, backache and blurred vision, and spectators hurling eggs and insults - not to mention finding space in his bank account for the profits from the television rights, sold to Sky and Channel 4 and said to be worth up to £3m.