Sentence examples for common problems detected from inspiring English sources
Moderate-severe pain and the indirect effect of analgesic treatments are the most common problems detected in the post-operative status of AS, as is shown in [ 2, 5, 8, 9].
A common problem in detecting questionable sales is that many objects are taken abroad without ever being recorded by experts, in well-organized operations that may involve the bribery of local or higher-level officials.
Assessment of QOL in cancer patients is optimally performed with a combination of a generic questionnaire and a disease-specific questionnaire to ensure that common problems are uniformly detected and reported as well as specific issues related to disease site and treatment.
Ministers had detected common problems in the different member states and, given the situation, it was deemed that a revision and detailed analysis of the problems of education in Europe was necessary.
A common problem in detecting peptides which contain free cysteine residues is that the sulfhydryl group reacts with other chemical in the solution.
Other common problems, such as communication faults, could also have easily been detected and corrected with our method.
Several recent studies have investigated the effectiveness and reliability of habitat suitability models constructed with low numbers of presences, a common problem for difficult to detect species (i.e. cold-water corals) and those that have had limited systematic survey effort such as records from museum collections [54].
There were common problems.
Early marriages are common problems.
Hand injuries are common problems.
