Sentence examples for problems evidenced from inspiring English sources

The voyage from Madagascar to Camranh Bay took 28 days at an average speed of 7 kn, and again Sissoi Velikys mechanical problems evidenced themselves, slowing down the squadron.

Emotional symptoms, while associated with sleep problems, evidenced no direct link to functional disability.

Drivers with reported problems evidenced significantly lower MMSE scores, but no significant differences were obtained for CDT scores.

The problem evidenced by the prisoner abuse scandal is a weakness in military leadership.

The Trump White House has a similar problem, evidenced most recently by Donald Trump, Jr.,'s shifting explanations for a meeting with a Russian lawyer last June.

Depression has been recognized as a major public health problem evidenced by its ranking of fourth position among the global burden of diseases.

These basically constitute arguments showing the existence of a clear medical problem (evidenced by data) which the professionals saw as warranting their intervention based on ethics of their profession, and the legal and human rights mandates accorded to their profession.

Aid workers admit that although Afghanistan is well known to have chronic malnutrition problems, evidence of an extreme nutrition crisis caught them by surprise.

Important differences, common practices, common problems, evidence or lack of evidence for program specifics were noted.

Nurses in the community play a vital role in disseminating evidence-based complementary therapy to help menopausal women in alleviating their problems; evidence-based practice can facilitate quality improvement of women's health.

If a low sense of coherence simply mirrors anxious and depressive problems, evidence-based methods for treatment may prevent chronic development and enhance the individual's general resistance resources.