Sentence examples for system-related problems from inspiring English sources

Troubleshoot and resolve system-related problems.

The emergency responses to these two disasters have been mired in all sorts of system-related problems and issues.

35 The consistently lower survival in Kaunas Lithuaniaa) might be attributed to health system-related problems that have been reported, including health workers' dissatisfaction and bureaucracy that could impact negatively on quality of care and therefore, on patients' outcomes.

The detection time of these system-related problems were as follows: nine shock impedance, five detected the same day, others at 1,1, 2, and 4 days; two ventricular lead impedance, one detected the same day, the other at 4 days; six atrial lead impedance, four detected the same day, others at 2 and 6 days; and one ERI detected the same day.

No system-related or other serious problems were encountered.

The role of maintenance is not to fix breakdown in record time, but to prevent all losses that are caused by equipment or system related problems.

In this paper, the screening curve methodology, originally proposed for planning electrical power system, is extended to address various process system related problems: cost optimal sizing of various pumps to satisfy time varying water demand, ideal mix of various lighting options for a given lighting load, etc.

Single-objective optimization simulations were executed with PSO and DE algorithms which were assumed to be effective for power system related problems and the adequacy of these algorithms were discussed for power systems.

[ 1] In the United States healthcare system, medication-related problems (MRP) cause significant patient morbidity, mortality, and cost.

Lack of tools to address challenging types of diagnostic problems, ii) health system-related barriers to the diagnostic process, iii) patients' barriers in following through with diagnostic referrals, and iv) ideas for technological innovation to enhance the diagnostic process.

The results can be generalised to a wider group of cancer patients, primarily for two reasons: (1) interaction analyses indicated that no particular subgroup (gender, age or cancer type) benefited from CM and (2) previous research has shown that patients suffering from different cancer types face identical psychosocial problems and healthcare system-related barriers.