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When more Wiki portals such as CHDWiki are available, the problems of interoperability of these systems and integration of stored knowledge can be managed through standard protocols such as DAS for data access, web services for the programmatic use of knowledge, or dedicated application programming interfaces (APIs), which will have to be further specified by the community.

But even if an adequate sample frame is available, the problem of elevated costs of fieldwork remains – due to the relatively small-size of migrant populations scattered across the territory, relative mobility and vulnerability (Reichel & Morales, 2017).

Little information is available on the problem of chronic pain among homeless individuals.

However, porting this idea of local penalization directly to a gene regulatory network which is cursed with dimensionality (there are a large number of variables (genes), but only a few samples are available), has the problem of over-penalization.

Furthermore, the different data collection methods (self-administration and administration by an investigator) have advantages and disadvantages and no consensus is available concerning the problem of administering questionnaires in low-literacy populations [ 41].

In the case of that swallowed quarter, he told the patient's infuriated father that "all foreign bodies removed from the air and food passages were put into a scientific collection where they would be available to physicians working on the problems of relieving little children".

One of the problems of available ion exchange membrane (IEM) is lack of high electrical conductivity.

During a multidisciplinary team meeting (MDT), after the results of imaging and histopathological biopsies have become available, the specific problems of a rectal cancer can be identified and the best approach for the individual patient may be selected, depending on the presence/exclusion of metastatic disease, local extent of the tumour and the patient's condition.

By dismissing the international forces that define the range of economic options available to developing countries, we isolate the problems of the developing world and allow ourselves to ignore our relative role and responsibility.

Against a backdrop of chaos and development, improvement in data systems and technology made health data more available in the ensuing decades, but the problems of summarization and interpretation persist.

Readers often ask us to recommend books and DVDs, but with the huge volume of chess literature available, the problem is finding works of genuine usefulness to the average player.