Pulmonary embolism can be a serious problem.
This may be a serious problem.
We also found that most of the physicians felt that they were not trained to prevent or cope with the violence at the workplace, indicating that even though violence exists and is considered a serious problem by physicians, it does not appear to be a major issue for the medical establishment and there are no serious attempts to minimize the phenomenon.
Eighteen months ago, during a debate in this same Parliament, when Mr Bangemann was the Commissioner responsible, he said, in answer to a number of questions from Members, that if the system existed it would represent a serious problem for human rights and the operation of the European Union.
However, a serious problem exists in such methods: artificial distortion (so-called musical noise [16]) due to nonlinear signal processing.
However, growing numbers of rough riding and cracked approach slabs with heavy maintenance requirements is sufficient to convince highway agencies that a serious problem exists.
Generally, she said, it's the parents who recognize that a serious problem exists, and who decide to take action.
14 The GMC guidance advises that remedial training is only a practicable solution if a doctor demonstrates insight into his or her deficiencies and accepts that a serious problem exists, and that a remedial training programme can only be successful with the doctor's willingness and commitment.
In a 10-page summary of remarks she intends to present in Brussels, which was obtained by the International Herald Tribune, Ms. Kroes said she was so far unconvinced that a serious problem existed or that new legal consumer safeguards were needed.
Despite four World Series titles as general manager (at first, he testified that it was five, then conceded that he won one as an assistant G.M ., he realized belatedly that a serious problem existed in the Yankees' clubhouse: the team's trainers were injecting players without authorization.
