Sentence examples for be a problem associated from inspiring English sources

Sink habitats can be a problem associated with climate inference of some taxa (for which minimum training presence would not be an appropriate threshold), but are unlikely to be a concern with most reptiles and amphibians (sea turtles and crocodilians excepted) in their native range.

That data is displayed on an MRI-compatible monitor to allow surgeons a view of what is happening inside the patient's skull without interfering with the imaging procedure, which is a problem associated with most electronic equipment.

Aging is a problem associated to the majority of failures at the pavement surface layer (cracks, fissures, fatigue), including those produced by traffic solicitations.

We agree with Dr Papagrigoriadis that overstaging is a problem associated with a risk of overtreatment.

However, this is a problem associated with all research utilizing self-report methods (O'Sullivan, 2008).

Antibiotic resistance has long been a problem associated with S. aureus.

Recruitment is a problem associated with TFG and is likely to grow, because of the increasing difficulty of scheduling meetings for busy people.

These viruses' loss of pathogenicity to ducks, but retention of pathogenicity to chickens and presumably to humans, has been a problem associated with their eradication.

Thus, I is a problem associated with large-scale accidents or failures at nuclear facilities, whereas I is a problem related to environmental remediation and long-term stewardship of disposed nuclear waste.

Neuropathic pain is a problem associated with and prevalent in many musculoskeletal conditions such as low back pain [ 14], acute or chronic radiculopathy [ 12] and syndromes such as cervico-brachial pain syndrome [ 10, 15].

Chronic food insecurity is a problem associated with poverty, affecting social groups with the weakest and most fragile access to food, both in terms of access to social networks and safety nets or productive assets.