Sentence examples for problems as indicated from inspiring English sources

Instead, the favored approach for several years has been to concentrate officers in areas with identified crime problems, as indicated by the pin dots on a crime map, even if that meant leaving more placid areas lightly patrolled.

It is predicted that the energy balance method can be found wide application in engineering problems, as indicated in following examples.

According to the C.D.C., between twenty-one and forty-four per cent of those who commit suicide had previously exhibited mental-health problems — as indicated by a combination of family interviews and evidence of mental-health treatment found at the scene, such as psychiatric medications — while between sixteen and thirty-three per cent had a history of psychiatric treatment.

Because the evaluation of the probabilistic constraints in a sub-optimization level causes non-convergence behavior for some problems as indicated in the literature, an alternative formulation based on one-level is developed considering the optimality conditions of the β-computation by which the probabilistic constraint appears in the first level reliability-based design optimization formulation.

In the remaining patients, data from both [15O]H2O PET scans could not be performed or analyzed due to technical problems, as indicated in Table 1.

However, it is unclear whether sexual risk behaviors are directly related to the act of arrest and incarceration or the consequences of larger involvement with the justice system such as poorer social supports, and substance abuse or mental health problems as indicated by theory of social disorganization.

Microarrays are limited by pre-selected gene sets and possible cross-hybridization problems, as was indicated in this study.

The present study interpreted reported problems as indicating areas of implicit unmet need.

Keeping the pools open later didn't help the problem, as indicated by reports of line jumping and the shoving of staff into the water.

Annual sulfate mass balances have been constructed for four low-lying peat polders in the Netherlands, to resolve the origin of high sulfate concentrations in surface water, which is considered a water quality problem, as indicated amongst others by the absence of sensitive water plant species.

Fossil looting is unfortunately an international problem, as indicated by a report in the New Zealand Herald, www.nzherald.co.nz, on October 10, 2007.