Sentence examples for recognised problem from inspiring English sources

And female testosterone patches and sprays that are on the market as "the female equivalent of Viagra", to treat the newly recognised problem of female sexual dysfunction, are highly controversial.

The "concertina effect", longitudinal deformation of the proximal segments of a deployed stent when force is applied from a guide catheter or other equipment, is a recently recognised problem which seems to particularly affect more recent stent designs.

There was only one minor case of wound dehiscence in this pilot study, however, wound dehiscence is a commonly recognised problem following high-energy trauma and arthrodesis [ 1, 3– 5].

A commonly recognised problem within the health system is the maldistribution of the health workforce, with rural areas having less access to general practitioner (GP) services, even though, on a range of measures, rural populations experience poorer health than those in capital cities [ 8].

It's a recognised problem.

There is a recognised problem with the lack of financial literacy in the UK".

Encouraging young people to engage with treatment services is a well-recognised problem [ 14] but reducing the time between drug initiation and treatment engagement has been recognised as important, particularly for users of more problematic drugs.

There is a long-recognised problem with such perfect markets: no one would want to expend any effort to figure out what oscillations in prices mean for the future.

By-catch and discarding of juvenile fish species in the brown shrimp (Crangon crangon) fishery is a well-recognised problem.

In a study [15], using a range of chosen modes,the mirror method yielded a wide variation in the estimates of the prevalence, a well-recognised problem.

11 Childhood obesity is becoming an equally challenging, yet under-recognised, problem in many emerging countries.