Sentence examples for be an emergent problem from inspiring English sources
Acute Hepatitis A Virus (HAV) is reported to be an emergent problem in several developed countries.
The longevity of the aging populations resulting in a demographic gap is an emergent problem in present society.
The emission of H2S from landfills in the United States is an emergent problem because measured concentrations within the waste mass and in ambient air have been observed at potentially unsafe levels for on-site workers and at levels that can cause a nuisance and potentially deleterious health impacts to surrounding communities.
This high prevalence of treated end stage kidney disease (ESKD) patients is an emergent problem that requires immediate attention.
Pertussis should be suspected especially if the child has had a known contact with someone with pertussis even if the child is fully immunised as partial vaccine failure is an emergent problem [ 124].
However, a fundamental question remains is the increased detection of norovirus the result of better application of improved diagnostics or does evidence exist that norovirus disease is an emergent problem?
At the second, nothing was growing in what was supposed to be an "emergent vegetation plot".
Thus in Iran as in Western countries, UC appeared first, followed by CD 15 20 years later and today CD is an emergent public health problem.
In conclusion, sepsis is an emergent public health problem with a high incidence density and high mortality rates.
"The performance is unknown because that's an emergent property". These problems are probably less severe for the Bitcoin-inspired systems being investigated by some banks, because they don't need to operate using a large public network of computers, says Gün Sirer.
