Sentence examples for unrecognized problem from inspiring English sources

There is an unrecognized problem with this approach: Reductions in deficits have implications for the private sector.

But the experience inspired him to open his own clinic for smell and taste disorders and, most recently, to write a book, "Navigating Smell and Taste Disorders" (Demos Health), about this poorly understood and often unrecognized problem.

Yet their solutions are failing because of a fundamental and largely unrecognized problem: We don't know what it costs to deliver health care to individual patients, much less how those costs compare to the outcomes achieved.

Holly Kearl, one of the leaders of the Washington-based group Collective Action for Safe Spaces, said street harassment in general and on public transit was an unrecognized problem.

So transmission of H.I.V., the AIDS virus, to infants may be an unrecognized problem in developing countries where dental care is lacking, commercially prepared baby foods and blenders are not available and parents and caretakers may need to soften foods, Dr. Dominguez said in an interview.

Osteoporosis in adults with meningomyelocele: an unrecognized problem at rehabilitation clinics.

That would help pick up unrecognized problems and expedite referrals for treatment.

A1 New Challenges for Suburbs The pioneers of the nation's earliest suburbs -- like Nassau and Westchester Counties in New York, Bergen and Hudson Counties in New Jersey and Fairfield in Connecticut -- are struggling with unexpected and often unrecognized problems that demand new solutions and leadership, according to a new study.

We have also suggested simple ways of tackling two unrecognized problems that are a potential source of mismatch between gaze and scotoma locations.

However, recent progress in research of the pathogenesis of dCJD has revealed previously unrecognized problems.

Routine QOL assessment can contribute to optimized symptom management by eliciting unrecognized problems while monitoring the course of patients' level of functioning and well-being.