This is not the first time a British Asian woman's name has given the programme's senior gents cringe-inducing problems.
Patients with cringe-inducing problems in often private parts of their anatomy have an on-camera consultation in a brightly lit TV studio with one of three medics.
In a world where wildlife habitat is increasingly fragmented (largely because of human activity), connecting two or more patches of habitat by a thin strip of protected and undeveloped land can help allow the movement of animals, plants and insects, reducing local overpopulation and other stress-inducing problems that at their worst can lead to extinctions.
Moving them from person to person, home to home, can induce problems such as anxiety and depression.
Last month, Bono, the Irish musician and the lead singer of U2, came to Maiduguri hoping to retrain the international spotlight on Boko Haram-induced problems, which, by most measures, are on track to get worse.
You must "induce problems and then solve them, remembering to show audiences plenty of wardrobe changes, well appointed homes and consumer goods along the way".
Conventional methods of testing are inadequate in detecting and locating thermally induced problems.
The purpose was to eliminate expansion joints and minimize joints induced problems.
Presently, wind erosion occasionally induces problems in light soil areas of the intensively cultivated Scania.
Further, based on the lack of understanding of emergent behaviour, similar design induced problems are apparent across both intersections.
Dynamic events such as machine breakdown and hot jobs may induce problems on the production system such as order delay, increasing machine load, and changing inventory level.
