Sentence examples for problem discussions from inspiring English sources

To solve this problem, discussions were held with the manufacturer, leading to an improvement of the manufacturing process.

This could be explain by what Contandriopouls et al. categorize as polarizing characteristics of a policy issue where In cases of low issue polarisation, potential users of evidence share similar opinions and preferences, they all see the issue as a problem, discussions are more likely to be technically focuses and instrumental use of evidence realized [ 30].

To examine associations between couples' heart rate variability (HRV) covariation during conflict and their inflammation levels, 43 married couples engaged in a marital problem discussion while wearing heart rate monitors and provided blood samples throughout the day.

In short, because it upfronts shallow problem discussion, perhaps as a teaser, with the substance toward the back end of the piece.

The manuscript includes a discussion of our considerations of this problem (Discussion, paragraphs five to eight).

The majority worked full-time, participated in CME (Continuing Medical Education), patient problem discussion groups and had regular contacts with social insurance officials.

Two studies deal with the PBL process and especially the three PBL phases of initial problem discussion, self-study and reporting.

The physician questionnaire contained information on which module was used and how detailed the steps of the shared decision making process (definition of the problem, discussion of the individual risk, discussion of treatment options, deliberation, and plan for future actions) were discussed using a four point scale ("not at all", "hardly", "detailed", "very detailed").

These modules were chosen because they were judged by the committee as central to the psychopathology course and because they lent themselves to problem-generated discussions, using a problem-based learning model.

The dispute is an illustration of the problem afflicting discussions of monetary policy.

Odent, a passionate advocate for birthing rooms and water births, has long been a fascinating character, but he also exemplifies the problem in discussions about childbirth.