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Problem is thirty.
If a problem is 30, the problem is the person who sits 30 cm from the computer screen.
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This problem is recognized at the national level (e.g. [ 7, 8]).
Once this problem is recognized the impact can be assessed and minimized.
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Ever since this problem was recognized, about a decade ago, economists in Germany have advocated a multipronged approach, one that includes better arrangements for working mothers, policies to encourage the elderly to prolong their working lives, and immigration.
An area where this problem was recognized early is the identification of coevolving traits.
This problem was recognized in a systematic review of outcomes after delirium in hospitalized patients, in which one of the inclusion criteria was that studies should have adjusted for co-morbid illness or illness severity.
Determining the association of a viral infection with a particular contaminated product is often complicated, and the epidemiologic investigations necessary for finding this association are time consuming and allow the virus to spread before the problem is recognized.
Once the problem is recognized, and in the absence of epidemiological knowledge, the first defense is quarantine.
So, pricing policy as the useful tool which can solve this imperative problem is recognized by enterprises for decades.
This study most probably underestimates the real burden of influenza, however the public health problem is recognized worldwide, and will further increase with population aging.
Recently the importance of Allee effects as an extinction problem is recognized in empirical studies of ecology and conservation [43].
That is to say when a problem is recognized, a solution is available, and political will is strong enough.
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