Sentence examples for problem has been seen from inspiring English sources

The problem has been seen as one of poor academic preparation of vast numbers of Latinos, from kindergarten through 12th grade, and thus one that could take a generation or more to remedy.

Notably, the program is only for the iPhone 6 Plus, and although a similar problem has been seen on the 6, we can probably trust Apple's numbers and say this was primarily an issue with the Plus.

This problem has been seen in other food-based intervention trials [31] in low income countries where providing the control group with food is essential both ethically and logistically, i.e. to ensure equivalent compliance between groups.

Although no problems with chlorination of bunkered water were documented in these two outbreaks, this problem has been seen in previous waterborne ETEC outbreaks aboard cruise ships (6 ).

"The concern is for sperm limitation," he said, adding that a similar problem had been seen with blue crabs.

Problems have been seen with the misuse of pesticides, which have ended up in ground water.

Both problems have been seen in Europe since the introduction of the Maastricht criteria.A fiscal rule is only as good as its design.

These findings are in line with reports from an epidemiological study of children aged 8 to 10 in Norway, in which only 13.3% of those with emotional problems had been seen by a specialist [ 51].

He met with the WHO's local representative three days ago, and characterised his concerns as being primarily with the "exaggeration of the problem that has been seen in the media".

In any case, a substantial increase in the risk of heart failure is a problem and has been seen in other drugs such as rosiglitazone ( GlaxoSmithKline ) and pioglitazone (Takeda).

Based on the same field data experiments, it has been found that the SD method is stable and convergent for this particular SP inverse problem as has been seen.