Sentence examples for commonly a problem from inspiring English sources

Anger is commonly a problem when it spills over into aggression and impacts on others.

Water retention is also commonly a problem during pregnancy and menopause for the same reason.

Diseases that are commonly a problem on orchids include leaf spots, petal blight, and different fungi such as black rot.

In geometry, a proposition is commonly considered as a problem (a construction to be effected) or a theorem (a statement to be proved).

Mapping multiple quantitative trait loci (QTL) is commonly viewed as a problem of model selection.

In a country with a poor economy and limited job opportunities, the outmigration of students is not commonly perceived as a problem but rather is perceived as a solution to the high unemployment facing young health professionals.

Commonly, registration is a problem of optimization in which a cost function ({mathcal{C}}) has to be minimized, resulting in (hat{T}): hat{T} = { arg },mathop {hbox{min} }limits_{T} {mathcal{C}}(T I_{F},I_{M} ) (2 where (hat{T}) represents the set of points of the transformation between fixed and moving images for which the given cost function attains its minimum value.

In patients with a history of colorectal cancer, PET is commonly used as a problem solving tool when there is a high index of suspicion for recurrence as evidenced by a rising CEA but when the routine diagnostic work up is equivocal.

The aims of this study are to systematically design and validate 2 patient-focused HS scenarios (each combining a simulated patient with a part-task simulator) for assessment of the management of a commonly encountered problem in an emergency department (ED) at different levels of clinical challenge, and to explore the effect of level of challenge of the HS scenario on physicians' performance.

Drug-resistant TB in countries with good national control programs, such as in Western Europe, is not commonly a major health problem, although increasing immigration prompts public health authorities to maintain vigilant surveillance systems.

A design pattern is usually defined as a proven solution to a commonly occurring problem which is well documented and part of a collection of similar solutions [29].