Sentence examples for progression of problems from inspiring English sources

It's going to accelerate the progression of problems for people who are already at risk".

It includes the vocabulary used in describing the physical properties of matter, the metric system and decimals, a progression of problems dealing with the derived quantities of density and heat, and the calculation of percentage of error.

Studying different subgroups of pathological gamblers may yield insight into the neuropsychological functions that are protective against the progression of problem gambling and/or against relapse.

In a recent US study by Herd et al. [ 18], it was furthermore shown that education was a greater predictor than income of the onset of health problems, but that income was more strongly associated with the progression of health problems than education [ 18].

Clinical narrative text includes information related to a patient's medical history such as chronological progression of medical problems and clinical treatments.

For some children, food allergies are part of what is known in medical literature as the atopic march: a classic progression of immunological problems, from having eczema as a baby to developing food allergies between 1 and 3 years and then asthma between 4 and 6.

Examining the tetrachoric correlations using PRELIS 2.50 (Joreskog and Sorbom 1996) for each of the four constructs (initiation and progression of conduct problems and marijuana use, respectively) suggested genetic and shared environmental influence.

Longitudinal studies of depressed European and North American adolescents have documented high rates of recurrence, a progression of the problem into chronicity and conversion into adult affective disorders [ 7].

I will show how we can use test input generation tools to automatically generate progressions of practice problems for teaching a procedural skill, and how this technique can produce a level progression for Refraction – all of the playable content in the game – that engages players for as long as the original expert-designed progression.

Individual differences have an important role in modulating the relationship between environmental events such as stressors and the immune system, and stable individual differences such as personality may have an important influence not only on immunity but on the progression of chronic health problems such as cancer.

Diet is implicated in the onset and progression of these health problems and carbohydrate quality is a strong predictor of disease risk.