Sentence examples for problems detected from inspiring English sources

The government will also pay doctors to provide education and counseling for any medical problems detected in the examination.

Under the federal Medicaid law, children are entitled to any services they might need to correct medical or dental problems detected through such periodic examinations.

Companies are required to fix any problems detected and "TARP funds are recovered as appropriate," the Treasury Department said in a letter responding to SIGTARP's critique.

In view of the problems detected, a new guide for the drafting of hand hygiene guidelines and protocols is proposed.

The problems detected through the previous analysis have been modelled using the Business Process Model and Notation.

Tim Carter, the Giants' second-round draft pick, had a magnetic resonance imaging scan on his left knee yesterday and there were no problems detected, General Manager Ernie Accorsi said.

Part of the explanation may be that obese people are more likely to have their heart problems detected by doctors and treated with medications that later help them recover from heart attacks.

Thus, our problems detecting the Mcph1 protein can be explained by these very low expression levels.

Nevertheless, as Xu and Jia [19] pointed out, Bayesian models still have problems detecting QTL in real populations.

"There are problems detecting certain substances that have been on the market for years," says O'Brien.

Many clinical laboratories have problems detecting extended-spectrum beta-lactamases (ESBLs) and plasmid-mediated AmpC beta-lactamases.