Sentence examples for recognised issue from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most potent and universally recognised issue with the change to computing is training.

Still, interoperability of information systems and the lack of shared semantics, both between humans and machines, is an internationally recognised issue.

We are not aware of any data to suggest that MR imaging can overcome the well recognised issue of misrepresentative grading of the final tumour histology by initial sampling biopsy.

Crucially, it is becoming more of a recognised issue for the public as well.

One recognised issue is the difficulty of accurately measuring the active forms of vitamin D. Advances made include some new methods addressing the potential interference by excluding epimers and isobars.

The complexity of the corporation tax system is a recognised issue.

None of these complications occurred during the series described in this paper, but they are recognised issues with the use of cortical grafts.

Problems with consistent supplies of co-trimoxazole and non-implementation of isoniazid prophylaxis are commonly recognised issues in resource-limited settings.

For example, there are recognised issues pertinent to each tumour group, such as monitoring endocrine therapy for breast cancer survivors, that require a more detailed tumour-specific approach but were not addressed in this survey.

Where more intensive consultation is indicated, well recognised issues concern the way that this can be done, how findings of community consultation can be taken forwards and, connectedly, the timing of such activities.

I can recognise issues in procurement, stocking and production but would need an operations specialist to solve them.