Sentence examples for a commonly accepted problem from inspiring English sources

Underreporting is a commonly accepted problem of hypoglycemia (20, 32).

Note that a variety of assigned diagnosis codes across categories is commonplace in syndromic surveillance and is a commonly accepted problem of surveillance methods based on Emergency Department diagnosis codes [ 24, 25].

A commonly accepted solution to this problem is to carry out a genome-wide association study (GWAS), where one regresses the outcome of interest on each SNP separately.

The objective with the above example is to highlight the problem with a commonly accepted assumption when scheduling, whereby the duration of a surgery is independent of the surgeon's skill.

A simple idea, the problem list soon became a commonly accepted part of the paper medical record and is now used in EHRs as well.

The definition of "Human Intelligence" has been debated almost as much as the definition of love, but a commonly accepted definition is one's capacity for understanding, self-awareness, logic, abstract thought, communication, learning, memory, emotional knowledge, creativity and problem solving.

A commonly accepted set of ACLs follow.

Simultaneous existence of a commonly accepted Li2CO3 cannot be excluded.

Hadoop is a commonly accepted framework for big data analytics.

But underreporting is a commonly accepted feature of police crime statistics.

Is the idea that taxpayers should necessarily guarantee private lenders a commonly accepted proposition?