Sentence examples for a recognised problem in from inspiring English sources

Dirty money is a recognised problem in Mexico, where the government is waging a six-year battle against drug cartels and companies are often known to keep two sets of accounts.

Trial generalisability (external validity) is a recognised problem in RCTs.

Unofficial payments are a recognised problem in government health services, especially in developing countries [ 1].

The shortage of midwives is a recognised problem in Australia and expected to continue[ 41].

25 There is a recognised problem in achieving sufficient numbers for conventional study designs in rare diseases.

Depression is a recognised problem in patients with T2DM [ 45], and both EQ-5D and HADS data may be important in monitoring this issue.

The efficacy of oral vitamin K is less certain as there is a recognised problem of absorption in some babies, and additional difficulties in compliance with multiple-dose oral regimens (Zipursky, 1999; Wariyar et al, 2000; von Kries et al, 2003).

High prevalence of TB co-infection in HIV-infected people is a well recognised problem in resource-limited settings [ 30].

37 Financial hardship and poverty are common among elders now a major recognised problem in contemporary Korean society.

Unethical authorship practices are a major concern and are an increasingly recognised problem in the medical literature.

For instance, the ordering of inappropriate tests is a recognised problem, but is usually considered in relation to cost savings and the goal of reducing test volume.