Sentence examples for a problematic in the from inspiring English sources

So, gemfibrozil, which is a good "evidence-based" fibrate for monotherapy, apears to be a problematic in the "statins world".

This results in cross-modal binding of the coherent auditory and visual streams, enhancing each streams' features, which is beneficial in the match-target condition (A ), problematic in the match-masker condition (B ), and not present in the match-neither condition (C ).

Thus, we can no longer understand contemporary society along the lines of a problematic in which the instrumental rationality of 'the system' colonises the communicative rationality of 'the lifeworld', as posited by Habermas ([1984 , 1987).

Wednesday was Day 4 in the voting process, and turnout continued to be steady in the north and a bit problematic in the south.

This emphasizes that not all A. baumannii strains are a priori problematic in the hospital setting [28].

But TED also clearly tries to be inviting, in a manner reflective of what West sees as a problematic tendency in the tech world, that "every new idea is the best one, and because we are profiting off of it, everyone must know — and everything else is backwards and obsolete".

Linkage to HIV care and treatment has been highlighted as a problematic step in the PMTCT programme [ 27], including in Mwanza city [ 28].

So what do we do when we confront a problematic case in the present and we do not automatically know what the right thing to do is?

We propose that loosening these regulations may reduce the current severe doctor shortage without creating a problematic surplus in the future.

But the Christian glosses of "Lucretia" began to appear as a problematic element in the piece right from its premiere.

Mr. Perlman is a problematic link in the show — he's performing all '30s gangster on us.