Sentence examples for be a concern during from inspiring English sources

The quantitative findings showed anxiety, pain, and distress to be a concern during a radiographic examination.

And while a 2010 article in the Wall Street Journal reported that number to have been likely exaggerated, human trafficking continues to be a concern during large sporting events.

Compliance may also be a concern during early trials if apparent 'tolerance' is due to non compliance which could render identification of a safe dose difficult.

These findings suggest that the inhibitory effects of rapamycin on chondrocyte proliferation may be more significant in young animals due to rapid growth which may be a concern during long-term rapamycin therapy in young pediatric patients.

The high friction of a drill string against a wellbore is a concern during directional and horizontal drilling.

"It was a concern during the campaign, one that had to be actively managed," said Kevin Madden, a senior adviser to Mr. Romney's campaign in 2012.

Treatment-emergent mania is a concern during treatment of bipolar depression with conventional antidepressants, although the extent to which it occurs in bipolar II depression remains a matter of debate (Altshuler et al. 2006; Leverich et al. 2006; Vazquez et al. 2011).

Airtime for advertising may have been a concern during the annual meeting, but my concerns are about unbalanced reporting in PBS's flagship news program and the potential dangers of corporate sponsors with agendas influencing programming.

The lag has not been a concern during the Japanese nuclear crisis because the minuscule amounts of radiation that have reached California have posed no threat to human health, and the plume of irradiated air from Japan is so widespread that other equipment from Washington to Los Angeles has been able to monitor it in real time, Bandrowski said.

Creatine phosphokinase (CPK) level elevation with associated muscular symptoms, has been a concern during daptomycin treatment [ 3].

Gaseous microemboli are a concern during surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass as potential cause of neurocognitive deficit since these microbubbles were verified by ultrasonic microbubble counters operating with blood flow rates up to 6 L/min [ 1, 2].