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When the internet of things grows well into the billions of connections, that's going to be a common issue.
Risk of damage was greater when there were difficulties visualising structures which can be a common issue when operating on a patient with pre-existing adhesions.
Given that most studies examining logging impacts have fewer replicates than this study, low power is likely to be a common issue in logging studies.
Traditional experimental approaches used for fiber reinforced composites have been widely applied to study CNT's-cement composites; nevertheless, high statistical dispersions and conflicting reports have been found to be a common issue due to the nanometric nature of CNT's.
The nonspecific recognition of phosphorylated epitopes may prove to be a common issue for antibodies raised to regulatory and target sites of protein kinases that have many substrates.
Nevertheless, independent of whether it is a direct or indirect regulation and how it works precisely, our results demonstrated that negative regulation of STAT3 by STATIP1 appears to be a common issue in distinct cancer cell types.
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But in Bangladesh it is a common issue nowadays.
A lack of work-life balance is a common issue among entrepreneurs and the self-employed.
It's a common issue for freelancers but some clients are just not worth the hassle.
Inappropriate use of mobile devices is a common issue around the world among youth.
However, I know from my experience in Deaf theatre that this is a common issue.
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