Sentence examples for problem history from inspiring English sources

Libero Della Piana, the national organiser of America's Communist Party, says dryly that the Chinese enthusiasm for profit "is a source of discussion in the world movement".But the biggest problem, history, is no longer such a vote-loser.

There's just one problem: History shows that asset classes that perform best in one bull market — as emerging-market stocks did in the run-up from 2003 to 2007 — rarely repeat that feat in the next.

A problem history is defined as a sequential list of problem events and the last diagnosis in a problem history (red boxes; Figure 1) is the problem name; problem names are displayed separately from the problem histories.

In general, as Fig. 3 suggests, depressive symptom profiles were very similar irrespective of conduct problem history.

For example all the events for a patient's diabetes problem could be stored in one problem history.

The problem history for the selected problem is displayed in inverse chronological order (three problem events in the right list; Figure 2).

The city's system centralizes information about problematic contractors with the Mayor's Office of Contract Services and serves as a clearinghouse of information for those screening contractors or tracking those with problem histories.

It should be noted that physicians were free to store clinical narratives for pneumonia, pregnancy and hypertension in separate problem histories.

Considering that problem histories may evolve, e.g. acute cystitis→acute pyelonephritis→septicaemia, whenever a problem's diagnosis or code is changed, the new ICPC diagnosis and code is selected from the ICPC register again.

ARMENIA tends to feature in the news because of its problems (history, geography, demography and economics to name but a few).

In Pennsylvania this meant that Trina's age, severe mental problems, history of abuse and neglect, and, most crucially, rehabilitative potential were not up for discussion.