Sentence examples for is a considerable problem in from inspiring English sources

Suture hole bleeding is a considerable problem in vascular procedures using polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) grafts.

While the bulk of the state's homeless population is in New York City, homelessness is a considerable problem in the rest of the state.

Audibility is a considerable problem in the opening scenes, and you need to concentrate hard to figure out who is who, but by the time a dodgy pre-show sandwich forced me to exit the theatre 10 minutes before the end, this low-key show had exerted a quiet grip.

Multidrug resistance (MDR) is a considerable problem in progressive breast cancer patients undergoing treatment with chemotherapy.

Fear of hypoglycemia is a considerable problem in patients with diabetes [ 5, 12] and may itself represent a barrier to glycemic control.

It is a considerable problem in tuberculosis (TB), as it increases the infectious pool in the community (increases the time a patient stays infected) and also the mortality rate (1).

First, Occlusion, whereby your body blocks the camera sensors from gathering the signal dispatched by the Touch controllers, is a considerable problem if your sensors are only in front of you and when tracking drops it really messes with immersion.

But he also warned that the failure to agree a deal with Iran "would be a considerable problem in a few months".

Botanists also study weeds, which are a considerable problem in agriculture, and the biology and control of plant pathogens in agriculture and natural ecosystems.

Waiting times in emergency departments are a considerable problem in many countries.

Olerud et al. [ 13] believe that in the cervical spine, where implant loosening is a considerable problem, the failure of support is presented mainly in cases where only anterior or only posterior stabilization was applied because the stabilizing system may not be able to confront the forces which act on it.