Sentence examples similar to a significantly problematic context from inspiring English sources

We now examine a more problematic context where another high-priority task is awoken during the actual image processing.

"Southern Baptists came out of the South, and often out of a significantly rural context, but our country has gone very urban," Dr. Reccord said.

The common term tenor has come up a few pages earlier in The Poem, but in another dense, problematic context.

Interestingly, despite the common stereotype of older male attorneys engaging in problematic drinking, younger participants had a significantly higher proportion compared with the older age groups.

A significantly lower rate of those with only a medical degree found this problematic.

From a learning and teaching perspective it is problematic calling context specificity a "measurement error" even though this may be correct from a psychometric point of view.

It became significantly more problematic when developing countries (most notably China) grew into a major role.

However, the use of this approach in a mental health context is problematic.

A good example of why intelligence is such a problematic term in this context is to consider how different species perform in tests of object permanence.

This departure from strictly equivalent measures may enhance the meaningfulness of a concept in a particular context but also makes comparisons across contexts more problematic, since important concepts are measured differently.

Attempts to specify such a value are problematic outside the clinical context.