Sentence examples for problems of adults from inspiring English sources

Lynda Geller, the clinical director of the Asperger Institute at the New York University Child Study Center, said that "Today's Man" called much needed attention to the problems of adults with the syndrome.

This study investigated the perceived medical and psychosocial problems of adults with epilepsy, as well as their preferences for self-management program design and delivery format.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), passed in 2010, focused primarily on the problems of adults, but the changes in payment for and delivery of care it fosters will likely impact the health care of children.

Pharmacotherapy alone is usually not sufficient to stabilise the many problems of adults with ADHD.

The paper concludes that although the health issues of infants, children, and mothers in the reproductive age group, are effectively addressed through various policies in Kerala, the state needs to focus more on the health problems of adults, especially males.

The purpose of this study was to describe the health problems of adults 50 years and over living in a rural South African population, and to determine the predictors of HCU.

Thankfully, Matthew Hancock was appointed last week to a new role as minister for skills and enterprise, which will see him shared between BIS and the education department, suggesting there may be more will to start tackling the problems of adult learners.

This ban is an ineffective and incorrect way of trying to "fix" an imaginary "problem" of adults having consensual sex, and the unforeseen, unconsidered side effects of the ban would harm several diverse groups of students who are not being supported or valued in any meaningful way by the universities' policies.

Reading to children, Mr. Amos said, "is the best way to get rid of the problem of adult illiteracy".

This equates to £1.85bn per annum – which would pretty much fix the problem of adult social care funding.

Increasingly, health organisations and governing bodies in developed countries are paying serious attention to the problem of adult inactivity.