Sentence examples for undergoing problematic from inspiring English sources

Nor had it occurred to me that even American names might be undergoing problematic interpretations at Starbucks.

The recent policy to subsidise emergency obstetric care costs implemented in Burkina Faso should help avoid the majority of catastrophic costs, shown to be problematic for women undergoing emergency caesarean section.

It is also worth noting that liver toxicity has been reported in ketamine abusers, and this raises the spectre that the other side-effects, whether psychotomimetic, urinary or cognitive, seen in recreational users 10 would also become problematic in patients undergoing chronic ketamine treatment (see review 34).

Development of uniform recommendations for management of anticoagulated patients undergoing elective hand surgery has proven problematic.

Separation of dysplastic cells from degenerating cells and cells undergoing non-specific reactive changes is problematic.

Patients undergoing a simultaneous bilateral or with a problematic or recent contralateral hip replacement will also be excluded.

Their growing isolation is especially problematic in neighborhoods like Brixton that are undergoing rapid change.

The diagnosis of AOD is difficult to establish in patients, and this is particularly problematic in non-verbal critically ill patients undergoing MV.

"It's problematic now and we complain about it," she said, "and we're undergoing a terrible amount of inconveniences.

Given that many patients undergoing DBS are in their 60 s or older, attempting to translate the current findings from a cohort of younger patients to older patients undergoing DBS may be problematic.

GOF studies determined to be potentially problematic would then undergo a review that considers seven criteria.