Sentence examples for is recognised as problematic from inspiring English sources

Difficulties recruiting to trials are documented, [ 5] and attrition from trials due to death is recognised as problematic [ 6].

Secondly, measurement of SEP in older people is recognised as problematic [ 17] since the meaning of, for example, education and occupation differs according to birth cohort [ 2].

Caring was recognised as challenging.

Kingdon [ 14] suggests that a window of opportunity for policy innovation opens when the three independent streams of problem, solution and politics meet: a social phenomenon is recognised as a problematic issue, an appropriate solution to tackle such a problem is available, and there is sufficient political development that allows actors with new ideas to be involved in decision-making.

Diabetes mellitus (DM) is recognised as a major health problem.

Polo is recognised as a rough contact sport [1].

Urbanisation is recognised as a major pressure on coastal biodiversity.

Encouraging young people to engage with treatment services is a well-recognised problem [ 14] but reducing the time between drug initiation and treatment engagement has been recognised as important, particularly for users of more problematic drugs.

Now it's recognised as a classic.

A-levels are recognised as level 3 on the National Qualifications Framework.

Sapoviruses (SaVs) are recognised as causative agents of gastroenteritis worldwide.