Sentence examples for problem to be effected from inspiring English sources

… I think this may not be a problem to be effected because a chief has his own people whom he oversees.

In geometry, a proposition is commonly considered as a problem (a construction to be effected) or a theorem (a statement to be proved).

By giving this response, the health practitioner is not considering the potential for the problem to be more than just the effect of age, but instead some developing health problems impacting upon balance and mobility that may be potentially remediable.

Research is needed to elucidate the factors in longer consultations that are associated with greater detection of psychological problems and to determine whether these are effected by the GPs' attitude, gender, age or training or the patients' age, gender and socioeconomic status.

You might want to evaluate your health and make sure none of these problems are effecting you.

On the other hand, major problem seems to be the effect of parameters of laser-machining process on electrical conductivity of the laser-processed path on the composite.

But the argument hints at the right problem: deflation's effect on interest rates.

The main problem seems to be one of presentation and effect, areas where Bing does very well.

The biggest problem proved to be the guns and their effect on the engines.

After the battering the NHS has taken over the Mid-Staffs scandal, the cut in resources and the ever increasing problems likely to be encountered from the effects of the Health and Social Care Act, the NHS has desperately needed some morale boosting exercise.

Although the overall effect size for total problem behavior proves to be negligible, the effect of moderators such as age of ill parents can still be considerable.