Sentence examples for problems for discussion from inspiring English sources

A standardized measurement of patients' quality of life may support clinicians in identifying important problems for discussion during the limited time of the medical consultations.

This is because I don't have professional knowledge while the other 8 members of a team have their own specialty, enough confidence and education … However, over time we received more knowledge and now at the end of the project, I find that my supporting role to the group is better, I can raise problems for discussion and I feel more confident about it".

When telling their stories physicians realized that by avoiding one evil they unintentionally opened the door to the worse evil by not being sensitive enough to the patient's wishes, failing the relatives by not bringing up the crucial problem for discussion and ultimately failing themselves by not being true to their own values.

No details of the draft were available, and negotiators have suggested that any joint document emerging from this round of talks would probably be a broad statement of shared principles that left the most divisive problems for future discussions.

The person who called the meeting described above was probably interested in more than just finding definite solutions to problems she posed for discussion.

I try to lay the problems out there for discussion, understanding that doing so will shut down the possibility for populist appeal.

Loss to follow-up, where a patient does not participate in planned follow-up evaluations in a trial or cannot be evaluated at all, is also a major cause of bias in randomised controlled trials, but is a separate and statistically more difficult problem (for a discussion of this topic, see Dunn et al 10).

Despite this, Tikhonov admitted to economic "shortcomings" and acknowledged the ongoing "food problem"; other topics for discussion were the need to save energy resources, boost labour productivity and to improve the quality of Soviet produced goods.

These distressed patients present with psychological complaints, such as nervousness or feeling depressed, or psychosocial problems, such as occupational or marital problems, which are readily available for discussion with the GP [ 5].

I really appreciate your insightful e-mail and bringing this problem to the forefront for discussion.

Another persistent problem for the classical Russellian theory of descriptions has been the charge that it fails to account for the problem of "incomplete descriptions" (for discussion see Donnellan (1968), Hornsby (1977), Devitt (1981, chapter 2; 2004), Wettstein (1981), Recanati (1986), Salmon (1982), Soames (1986), Neale (1990; chapter 2), and Reimer (1992)).