Sentence examples for problems referred from inspiring English sources

The problems referred to related in part to the setting up of a clandestine enrichment facility.

Gemay Fraser, a social worker who had been helping Mustapha with some developmental learning problems, referred Ms. Camara to the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, one of the seven charities supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.

Correction: March 2, 2000, Thursday An article in Business Day on Monday about the status of Year 2000 computer problems referred imprecisely to a credit-card payment system made by CyberCash.

The Eating Well column last Wednesday, about the food industry's response to growing concerns over obesity and other health problems, referred imprecisely to a theory about a decline in sales of McDonald's French fries.

An article on Monday about a study that ranks nations by their success in managing environmental problems referred incorrectly to an air pollutant that is an important component of acid rain.

Correction: December 7, 2000, Thursday Because of an editing error, an article on Saturday about proposed remedies for California's energy problems referred incorrectly to a 1988 action by the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, a group that is now drafting an initiative on electricity.

For more informations on such problems, refer to the papers [5 15].

For sleep quantity (SLPQRAW) lower scores indicate worse sleep problems, referring to hours of sleep for night in the last week.

The inherent dimensionality constraint of these techniques is overcome by welding problems referring to subsequent time subintervals of the FIR system window.

* Behavioural- or health problems refers to baseline self reported problem.

For an excellent review on edit distance of trees, tree alignment and related problems, refer to [ 51].