Sentence examples for problems to qualify from inspiring English sources

There is no doubt that some kids have enough severely impairing attentional and behavioral problems to qualify for an ADHD diagnosis and to require treatment.

*Health problems used to qualify individuals for participation in the study.

The analysis of such problems allows one to qualify the available measurements and predicts the extent of the benefits provided by the state estimator.

The problem was that, to qualify for REDD, there has to be a real threat to the trees.

Woods, 38, has been suffering from a persistent back problem and had failed to qualify for the US team automatically.

The only problem is that in order to qualify, they need to be uninsured for at least six months.

Given this context of uncertainty concerning how to qualify and circumscribe the 'problem', let alone define its aetiology, developing effective public health responses presents considerable challenges.

This identification number makes it possible to follow-up the population, and to identify the cancer survivors' subsequent health problems that qualify for social security benefit uptake.

Chris's efforts to game the system with excuses and sham behavioral problems that qualify him for disability payments are also more or less transparent to the school's outstanding principal, Mitzi Crisp.

Nearly three in 10 former NFL players will develop at least moderate neurocognitive problems and qualify for payments under the proposed $765m£470m0m) concussion settlement, according to data prepared for ex-players' lawyers and made public on Friday.

The department has had problems getting qualified people to take the test.