Sentence examples for problematic to manage from inspiring English sources

It could be desirable to have RSS as the most appropriate form of starch to be used as direct substrate for the fermentation process; however, it is problematic to manage the RSS slurry at high concentration.

Health centre clinicians reported these conditions to be commonly occurring and problematic to manage.

Many especially breast cancer patients presented themselves for diagnosis and treatment only when their symptoms became too problematic to manage or when relatives forced them to.

A larger proportion of orthopaedic surgeons than other types of physicians find it problematic to manage the double role of being the patient's doctor and a medical expert for authorities [ 3].

A significantly larger proportion of GPs in Sweden also found it problematic to manage the two roles of being the patient's treating physician and medical expert to the social insurance services (65% versus 52%).

However, the DNs were the most central care providers in the narratives and several FPs said that without the DNs it would be problematic to manage the treatment of these patients.

Incontinence is reported as the most problematic symptom to manage by family carers of people with dementia [ 1].

Various surgical techniques are used to manage problematic drooling.

This means that they are offered help to manage problematic symptoms such as pain, nausea, breathlessness or agitation.

Phenylpyrazoles are relatively new insecticides designed to manage problematic insect resistance and public health hazards encountered with older pesticide families.

The money gap explains some of this: with fewer resources to manage problematic pupils, charters can't afford to be more helpful or more forgiving.