Sentence examples for accepted problems from inspiring English sources

Even in cases - the majority - where the premise of the research was accepted, problems of method and definition buzzed around like persistent mosquitoes.

Despite a large number of studies undertaken, limited selectivity and efficacy of TiO2 photocatalyst are still widely accepted problems.

Limitations of our study are the limited number of patients and the retrospective design, with all its known and accepted problems.

If that's all you focus on, you get an audience nodding their head and that becomes the accepted problem.

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

There are now widely accepted problem-solving approaches that form the basis of practical guidelines.

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].

He does not accept problems as fixed and unalterable.

"Religion is the bedrock of life," he says, "and it's especially important when it comes to accepting problems in your life – when you have a problem you should always entrust yourself to God".

"When prices of homes were accelerating the past few years, people were more willing to accept problems with houses they knew were in bad condition because they could turn it over and make a profit," Mr. Zappulla said.

However, weak practices in specifying identification problems and lack of commonly accepted benchmark problems makes it difficult to evaluate and compare different methods.