Sentence examples for problematic enrolment from inspiring English sources

Recruitment from primary care has proved problematic; enrolment of patients is particularly costly in terms of staff time especially given the very small number of people with dementia identified who were not already known to specialist services.

The lack of an established diagnostic methodology for identifying cases for clinical trial enrolment is problematic as study-specific participant selection raises questions regarding the nature of the sample selected, while also making cross study comparison and generalisability of findings difficult.

Despite their popularity and extraordinary enrolment rates, their high dropout rate is problematic in ensuring this longevity (Nawrot and Doucet 2014).

Declining enrolment trends in STEM are not, however, always viewed as problematic.

Directly comparing the efficacy of Road Tour obtained in these IHAMS interim analyses to the speed of processing training results obtained from a meta-analysis consisting of ACTIVE and five other visual speed of processing training RCTs with a total enrolment of 907 subjects followed for varying time lengths 13 is problematic for at least four reasons.

School enrolment has increased.

Slowly enrolment has picked up.

Acutely problematic.