Sentence examples for well recognised problem from inspiring English sources

52 Undiagnosed diabetes is a well recognised problem and is not specifically considered by our study.

High prevalence of TB co-infection in HIV-infected people is a well recognised problem in resource-limited settings [ 30].

The second issue is the well recognised problem of how to narrow the gap in national health inequalities and yet at the same time continue to improve the health of the population as a whole, and also provide health services of increasing quality and complexity.

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.

Cardio toxic effect of chemotherapy is a well-recognised problem in cancer patients.

Poor compliance with collecting QoL data is a well-recognised problem in clinical trials.

This is a well-recognised problem in non-blinded randomised trials where the control group does not receive active treatment.

Involuntary weight loss is another well-recognised problem affecting HRQOL in cancer patients (Persson et al, 2002).

This is a well-recognised problem in the evaluation of novel diagnostic tests for TB and particularly acute for pediatric TB and other paucibacillary manifestations.

Another well-recognised problem occurs when LCIS is superimposed on a type of benign breast lesion known as sclerosing adenosis, which causes a distortion of lobular units and a sclerotic stroma.