Sentence examples for particularly common problem from inspiring English sources

The company's algorithms also attempt to dispatch work in a way that significantly cuts down on empty journeys, which is a particularly common problem for the regional and short-haul market OnTruck is targeting.

(2) A particularly common problem in microseismic monitoring is a combination of little available source information (e.g., perforation shots), few receivers, and poor network coverage, resulting in a poorly constrained velocity model.

Sogginess is a particularly common problem with fried foods that have been coated with a batter or breading.

Falls are a particularly common problem in the elderly person accounting for 10% of emergency hospital visits and 6% of hospital admissions with risk increasing with increasing age.

Risk of selection bias was a particularly common problem, with 24 studies (83%%) assessed to be at high or medium risk of having selection bias.

Grade 3/4 neutropaenia appears to be a particularly common problem with concurrent triple-drug therapy, although this was rare with the SCOUT regimen (grade 3 neutropaenia occurred in only 3% patients).

These were particularly common problems with Effexor because it has a short half-life, a measure of the time it takes the body to metabolize half of the total amount of a drug in the bloodstream.

While methamphetamine abuse is a common problem — particularly in California's rural areas — such charges are extremely rare.

Sand production is a common problem particularly in shallow, unconsolidated reservoirs.

Uncertainty is a common problem, particularly in open multi-layered and distributed environments such as the cloud applications.

Finding out what goes wrong in the lens of the eye could help prevent this common problem, particularly for those who inherit an early onset of the condition.