Sentence examples for a range of problematic from inspiring English sources

Toward the end of his career, the Harvard University neurologist Norman Geschwind implicated left-handedness in a range of problematic conditions, including migraines, diseases of the immune system, and learning disorders.

It is also used within the field of attachment therapy, as is the term reactive attachment disorder, to describe a range of problematic behaviors not within the ICD or DSM criteria or not related directly to attachment styles or difficulties at all.

Based on this finding, we predict that the epimerisation reaction will be essential in all mycobacteria and corynebacteria, making DprE1 inhibitors effective against a range of problematic pathogens.

Secondary outcomes measures were aimed at differentiating between pathological and social gamblers, also identifying a range of problematic threshold with respect to gambling.

But the expansion of these dynamic new industrial clusters is also associated with a range of more problematic (as well as broadly favourable) social and environmental impacts, and presents distinctive challenges for local planning and for urban theory.

The employed video clips cover a wide range of problematic situations which can potentially threaten productive group work in PBL tutorials.

Exposure to early adversity places young children at risk for behavioral, physiological, and emotional dysregulation, predisposing them to a range of long-term problematic outcomes.

Interpretation of how the absence of Lrp5 influences the sensitivity across a range of strains is problematic in the female mice given that the female WT+/+ mice of the Lrp5 −/− colony did not themselves show a dose:response relationship.

Increased levels of behavior problems among toddlers of mothers engaging in heavy alcohol use are probably not caused by the heavy alcohol use behavior per se, but should rather be attributed to a range of challenges and problematic characteristics associated with these mothers, toddlers and families.

Interviewees' accounts similarly suggested that a range of menstrual symptoms were problematic and some women did not disentangle which was worst.

6 8 18 'Current use' has also had a range of definitions, which is problematic because the increased risk of VTE in patients on oral contraceptives decreases after therapy stops and disappears within 3 months.