Sentence examples for become a common issue from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the toxicity of n-butanol has become a common issue that either approach has to deal with.
Nitrate-contaminated groundwater has become a common issue during the last decades, due to the increased levels of detected contamination, the related potential health hazards caused by this contaminant presence in drinking water, and the applicable regulations on water supply quality.
However, substrate inhibition has generally become a common issue for almost all of the biocatalytic processes (Zhang et al. 2014).
Addressing climate change has become a common issue around the world in the 21st century and equally an important mission in Chinese forestry.
As one of the globally widespread clinical pathogens, MRSA strains have attained a heightened concern for its rapid and accurate detection, which has become a common issue in the diagnostics of MRSA.
In particular, ED crowding has become a common and significant issue [ 5- 7].
Multiple gene genealogical analysis has become a common method to address issues of species recognition and to identify the patterns of genetic variation in natural microbial populations, including those of fungi [25], [26].
The "cautious" and "balanced" attitude of Jakarta, Mr. Ding wrote, "has ensured that the issue has not become a common cause among Asean" which "enhances China's diplomacy in the region".
