Sentence examples for problems representing from inspiring English sources

In risk evaluation problems, representing incomplete knowledge plays a crucial role.

Health problems representing the greatest burden of disease should be particularly focused in national research programs, being cardiovascular disease one of the areas to be prioritized.

Using this categorization scheme, we developed brief assessments (ten items for Grades 3 and 4, eight items for Grades 5 and 6) that included problems representing all three factors.

"People [are] feeling a strong feeling that elected officials are not solving their problems, representing their views and that the legislature has failed to act and it's time for Michigan citizens to fix the problems," she said.

Yesterday he spent his time at the microphone, telling the court that he's having a few problems representing himself which include a) not getting funds for a paralegal, b) not getting relevant documents from the prosecutors; c) being awakened at 4 00 a.m. for an 8 30 a.m. hearing and d) not being allowed to carry his documents to and from court in a cardboard box.

A total of 263,527 health problems, representing 891 unique problems, were identified for the group of 22,248 patients.

These problems represent a loss for all Americans.

These kinds of digital, ethical problems represent a defining challenge of the 21st century.

Sony's problems represent the latest variation on a familiar theme this year for electronics consumers and investors.

The problems represent a setback to Daniel P. Burnham, who took over as Raytheon's chief executive in December 1998 after having had success running the aerospace business of AlliedSignal.

The former Conservative health secretary Andrew Lansley, who is MP for the area, said the security problems represented a serious failure by the MoD, which must be held accountable.