Sentence examples for a well recognised problem from inspiring English sources

52 Undiagnosed diabetes is a well recognised problem and is not specifically considered by our study.

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

Unfortunately there are several well recognised problems with the El Escorial criteria and their revisions.

Mycobacteria present some well recognised problems not generally encountered with other bacteria or eukaryotic cells and these are related to the robust mycobacterial envelope [ 25, 26].

The well recognised problems associated with current analgesia techniques and the increasing medicalisation of childbirth has led many women to look for an alternative means of relieving pain in labour [ 10].

Infant undernutrition is a well recognised public health problem in low and middle income countries (LAMIC) [ 1- 3], the cause of which extends beyond mere shortage of food [ 1, 4, 5].

Peripheral neuropathy is a well recognised treatment-related toxicity in children with cancer, associated with exposure to neurotoxic chemotherapy agents.

Encouraging young people to engage with treatment services is a well-recognised problem [ 14] but reducing the time between drug initiation and treatment engagement has been recognised as important, particularly for users of more problematic drugs.

By-catch and discarding of juvenile fish species in the brown shrimp (Crangon crangon) fishery is a well-recognised problem.

In a study [15], using a range of chosen modes,the mirror method yielded a wide variation in the estimates of the prevalence, a well-recognised problem.

Cardio toxic effect of chemotherapy is a well-recognised problem in cancer patients.