Sentence examples for follow-up problems from inspiring English sources

While the principle appears simple its implementation leads to rather complex follow-up problems.

The pressure on playwrights to fulfil promise has obvious similarities with the follow-up problems, identified in pop music and literature, of difficult second album/novel syndrome, in which the expectation of delivering an equal sequel becomes oppressive.

Providers cited medical problems in 45% of readmissions, pain (24%), follow-up problems (22%), substance abuse (20%), and nonadherence (17%).

Patients highlighted potential recruitment and follow-up problems, especially for patients in work, due to difficulties attending clinic for additional non-medical treatments, especially when expectations were low.

Patient enrolment was constrained by the rarity of performing naltrexone implants in our service, and the difficulty of patient follow-up, problems in which latter problem in particular is notorious in such patient groups.

With that in mind, I've included the standard answer and an initial solution as well as a follow-up problem.

In the case of patients' relatives, the most significant follow-up problem was due to a failure to return data collection forms within the protocol timeframe (n=29, 36%).

The study design involved the independent solving of a novel problem using clickers, observation of the histogram of student responses, class and/or peer discussion, and a follow-up problem similar to the initial problem.

While patients would receive treatment support from community-based lay health workers and information from lay adherence counsellors, professional nursing staff could focus on paperwork and have more time to follow up problem cases: 'And also, I think what we solved is the time it would free up for them to devote to the more difficult patients – so decreasing their workload' (policy maker 2).

The company said the agency recently inspected the New Jersey and Puerto Rico plants in a follow-up to problems spotted in 1999.

It was also an indication that the DOE may have had weak follow-up of problems identified almost two years earlier by its own investigators.