Sentence examples similar to a long lasting problem from inspiring English sources

Once the cesium enters the soil, its half-life of 30 years becomes a "long-lasting problem for sure," Chen says, and it will show up in vegetables, meat, and milk.

Misuse of antimicrobial agents has been a long-lasting problem in intensive care units (ICUs).

If this is built up over time (a long-lasting problem that has just exploded), offer ways to solve it.

If we don't do something now, there's going to be a really serious, long lasting problem which cannot be reversed.

Even having such an important and long lasting problem, most of the information on violence in Colombia continues to be based on mortality statistics, police reports, statistics on victims attended by the health care system, or reports to the justice system, all of which may severely underestimate the magnitude of the violence due to inaccurate reporting [ 7, 8].

Quite recently, the above long lasting problem has been solved again by Carr et al. [2],[3], where they invented an algorithm for constructing a joint contour net as a variant of a Reeb space for data samples of a multivariate function f : R n → R m, m>1.

Women are more likely to report AEs compared to men, and patients with long lasting problems are more likely to report reactions as well [ 3, 13].

One scene left a long lasting impression.

One patient showed a long lasting complete response (Fig.  7).

A long lasting mechanical allodynia developed soon after the surgery.

Get a long lasting perfume or cologne.