Sentence examples for problem extent from inspiring English sources

A two-item short-form (SCI-02: nights per week having a sleep problem, extent troubled by poor sleep), derived using linear regression modelling, correlated strongly with the SCI total score (r=0.90).

Here was a problem whose extent he had not anticipated.

Although housing activists contend that the rejection of vouchers is creating a housing problem, the extent of the problem is hard to measure.

However, severity of problem and extent of need is likely to be variable.

While the existence of health disparities is a near universal problem, the extent to which social factors matter for health has been shown to vary by country.

Third, the choice for a particular intervention approach depends in many cases on the stage and severity of the back problem, the extent to which psychosocial aspects are involved, and the needs and preferences of the patient.

In reality, regrettably, it is more accurate to say that they are not being operated by the feds because of technology problems, the extent of which we can only speculate.

However, findings from this study suggest that non-participants' perceptions of potential problems exceed the extent of problems actually experienced by participants.

Subjects with strong or moderate values had significantly fewer oral health-related problems (OHIP-extent) of time of total scores.

Substantive pluralities of study participants in both sites reported both compromised physical and mental health statuses and, correspondingly, high rates of physical and mental health problems; large extents of problems in both these categories were seen as linked to participants' drug use.

And that was the problem, to some extent.