Sentence examples for the problem is characterised from inspiring English sources

The problem is characterised by a non-uniform pre-buckling stress state.

When the problem was characterised as somatic the main emphasis was most often on the symptoms only, and when the problem was psychosocial main emphasis was given to the person.

These problems are characterised by the uncoupled natural frequency of the receiving body larger than the uncoupled natural frequency of the source body.

In practice, most problems are characterised by the fact that there are multiple things that one might wish to optimise.

The subjects aged 45 64 with asthma-like symptoms/dyspnoea/other nasal problems were characterised by a particularly high figure (3.2 days).

These problems are characterised by disparate length- and time-scales and may also be governed by complex physics.

The problem is that the progression of sprinting records is characterised by tortoise-like lulls and hare-like… well… sprints.

Known as arthrogryposis, the condition is characterised by problems with joint movement and muscle weakness, with joints often fixed in abnormal, curved positions.

The general practice clerkship is one of twelve obligatory five to ten-week clinical placements spread over years 5 and 6 of the curriculum, which is characterised by problem based learning principles and early patient contacts.

The problem of executive pay is characterised by Cable and many others as a gap between reward and performance.

Drug advertising could represent a serious public health problem, as it is characterised by containing errors that reinforce and/or increase the gender biases identified in CTs, though not including information on risks to women and extending the therapeutic indications for HRT, and this presents a serious public health problem.