Sentence examples for The predominant problem from inspiring English sources

"The predominant problem we have in the south is internally displaced people," Abdulkadir Haji Jama, local director for the refugee agency, said in Kandahar, the regional capital.

The predominant problem was a string of ICD-9 codes that did not match any of the expected symptoms of tularemia.

The problem of linguistic ambiguity seems to be the predominant problem when uncertainty is qualitatively assessed.

Increasing credit fraud has become the predominant problem disturbing normal economic market activities (Longstaff et al. 2005; Prati et al. 2012).

As HTS has gained popularity, drug candidates have had increasingly higher molecular weight and lipophilicity, leading to lower solubility which is considered the predominant problem [5].

Wear of ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) and the subsequent adverse tissue reaction to the wear particles has been cited as the predominant problem affecting total joint arthroplasties.

Overloading of concrete structures is one of the predominant problems in civil engineering.

The predominant problems are weakness, numbness, stiffness, skin colour change and pain/aching, on exposure to cold.

The predominant problems on exposure to cold among the patients were numbness, stiffness, weakness, skin colour change and pain and aching.

The predominant problems in early applications relate to issues of relative size as well as packaging and sterility of instruments and procedures.

The predominant problems on exposure to cold among the patients were weakness, stiffness, numbness, skin colour change, pain and aching in their injured hands (Question no 1 in the CISS questionnaire, Fig 2).