Sentence examples for problems were recognised from inspiring English sources

Apart from diarrhoea, only a few disease problems were recognised during the daily examinations of the herds.

Through ongoing monitoring and evaluation, these problems were recognised and attempts were made to rectify them, including greater attention to the training agendas.

Well-being was tied to factors such as being able to live in a socially cohesive and safe neighbourhood where neighbours respected one another and where problems were recognised and acted upon by local authorities.

For now, the markets have put Spain in Italy's sovereign risk class when, in our view, it should be closer to Portugal and Ireland once its banking sector problems are recognised.

Severe geoenvironmental, economic and social problems are recognised in many urban areas, worldwide.

Postnatal mental health problems are recognised as a suitable target for preventive approaches, with the potential to avert the burden to women, their children and families, as well as the social and economic costs.

Whereas these problems are recognised by the author in various places of the manuscript, there is a tendency to use BLAST results as proof in others (or as confirming proof, but if all congruent proofs are as solid as BLAST hits there may be a problem in the conclusion), so I would insist in a more careful formulation of BLAST-based hypotheses.

The need to strengthen the capacity of Kosovar PHC practitioners to recognize, treat and refer patients with war-related mental health problems was recognised already in 2001 by the Ministry of Health (MoH) and confirmed, by various studies by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Kosovo Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims (KRCT) [ 7– 12].