Sentence examples for unravelling problems from inspiring English sources

Carers chased up lost medical notes/letters and played a key role in unravelling problems caused by poor communication and co-ordination across fragmented health-care systems.

Doctors working in specialties with many complex older patients described feeling satisfied by the intellectual challenge of solving complex problems that commonly present in this group: 'My job is never boring… there is no way in which I am a technician or a glorified technician… I like the analytical work in unravelling problems' (P4).

He hated to see anyone unhappy, and spent untold hours trying to unravel problems for friends, loved ones and co-workers at Marsh & McLennan, where he worked in global technology services.

Individuals that can unravel technical problems, attract resources, or manage internal conflict demonstrate their usefulness to the rest of the organization and gain power.

I had every possible legal authority to secure her health and safety, including medical and legal powers of attorney that enabled me to unravel paperwork problems, manage home repairs and participate in medical decisions.

The above examples speak to the importance for geochemical studies of dispersed ash to address their attention to refractory elements that are appropriate to unravel mixing problems and that will also be relatively unaffected by diagenetic and authigenic processes.

Future research will help to unravel such problems in a future study that will compare iPad and different types of telepresence robots.

Briskly, she unravels the problem of subprime mortgages, and adds, "Got it?

Now two knot theorists have unravelled the problem.

Park et al. (2007) developed a multi-product multi-period SC formulation, subtending factory, supplier, and distribution region to optimize the total expenditure and represented a genetic algorithm (GA) to unravel the problem.

To unravel this problem, we employed a number of unique anti-PMP22 antibodies that have preferential reactivity against the human or the rodent proteins.