Sentence examples for a relatively problematic from inspiring English sources

In fact, I'm pretty sure a relatively problematic thought process had led me to the decision that finding some good Japanese music would look particularly impressive.

Common predictors of the overall quality perception which the patients perceive as relatively problematic aspects of care were 'was informed about follow-up care after completing treatment', 'knew next step in care'knewnewhoho to go to with questions', and 'providers were aware of test results'.

A high rate of the physicians in oncology clinics had sickness-certification consultations but a relatively low rate found them problematic, while the contrary was found for PHC.

Even though several studies indicate that the classifiable answers of adolescents (even at the age of 11 to 13) can be considered as good proxy reports of parental occupation [ 36- 38], it remains problematic that a relatively large number of adolescents (up to 15%) do not seem to be willing or able to report their parents' occupation at all.

Northeast's bond-picking prowess has made for a relatively strong showing in an always problematic market.

Although the reduction of temperature to microscopic properties is problematic, it is a relatively easy candidate for reduction.

However, when untreated, PDMS surface is a relatively hydrophobic material, which can be problematic in controlling flow especially under low pressure conditions.

To estimate economic capital is, for example, also problematic due to (a) relatively few indicators available and (b) the fact that most of the questions in the questionnaire are adapted to fit all participating countries in the PISA survey.

Mastery-avoidance goals represent a relatively new construct that may be conceptually problematic.

However, it is not problematic for evaluation of a relatively early phase after adhesion.

Similarly, the understanding that "overusing" tobacco is a problem (suggesting a belief in a relatively safe level of use) is also problematic.