Sentence examples for widely recognized problem from inspiring English sources

In coastal regions, nitrogen contamination is a widely recognized problem, but this is largely due to runoff from land.

Small crack fatigue is a widely recognized problem in the fatigue of materials; however, there has been limited progress in developing methods to predict small crack fatigue behavior.

In recent years, the rapid deteriorations of reinforced concrete structures have been a widely recognized problem in the world.

Interobserver variability of radiation target volume definition is a widely recognized problem.

The most widely recognized problem with using acute-phase IgM to identify acute leptospirosis is that many persons in disease-endemic areas are expected to have preexisting antibodies.

Eutrophication has been cited as a major cause of increasing cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms [ 3] and is also a widely recognized problem in South Korea [ 4, 5].

Research data on soil quality are scarce in Madagascar, despite the island's widely recognized problems of soil and environmental degradation.

He also said that, by gradually adding medallions to the city's current supply of 11,787, the agency should force the industry to address widely recognized problems, such as the reluctance of drivers of yellow cabs to pick up nonwhite passengers and to serve the boroughs outside Manhattan.

We have a widely recognized national problem and the rarest of commodities in Washington: broad, bipartisan support for reform.

The taxonomic complexity of the genus is widely recognized, a problem stemming from sheer species richness, low overall levels of genetic differentiation, occasional interspecific hybridization, and frequent polyploidy (Semple and Cook, 2006).

Furthermore, it is now widely recognized that problems involving the stomatognathic apparatus and alterations in feet posture can cause kinetic dysfunction, leading to pathologies in the ascending and descending spinal tracts [ 7, 8].