Sentence examples for issue as identified from inspiring English sources

However, the design of practical hydrogen storage systems remains a critical issue, as identified by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) in their "No-Go" recommendation in 2007.

Dr Nick Summerton, head of the department of public health and primary care at the University of Hull, who led the research, said: "It is sensible to confirm diagnosis with a Dexa scan before prescribing treatment, but the issue as identified by the research is that often patients can wait up to 12 months before receiving a Dexa scan".

The primary issue, as identified by Abbasi et al. [7], is the lack of any distinguishing words (features) that can give a definitive clue for classification of reviews as real or fake.

Methodological issues, as identified in the current research, and recommendations for future nurse-based engagement research are provided.

To assist us in asking questions about the relationship between SynBio's prospective health applications and its ELSI issues – as identified from the above sources – we constructed the below Table 2.

The emphasis here is on the identification and description of issues as identified and understood by the CHWs and other CTC actors, as a precursor to theory development, claims about prevalence or other generalisations.

While the organisational factors identified by senior managers that impact on RCB are specific to this type and size of organisation and AH context, key themes may be extrapolated and tested for relevance in other organisations facing similar issues as identified in this discussion.

Moreover, we aimed to deepen the issues of interest as identified by a previous questionnaire study.

However, we observed that this was, empirically, not a major issue as the identified bases were indeed well aligned with the underlying (hidden) concentrations as opposed to forming a complex mixture with a difficult interpretation.

We believe modeling this problem formally can clarify the issue as well as clearly identify the boundary of current technology.

Planning-based detection addresses issues such as, identifying uncertainties in a plan, thinking out possible errors, and deciding when and how often to review task progress.