The phrase "accuracy problematic" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that there are issues or concerns regarding accuracy, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The report's findings were accuracy problematic, leading to questions about its reliability."
Alternatives: "problematic accuracy" or "accuracy issues".
In fact, most studies have used retrospective cross-sectional designs, which have led to additional accuracy concerns, increasingly problematic as the length of the time period between the sexual event and the assessment expands.
Meter accuracy is still problematic since meter glucose values are used to calibrate current CGM systems.
However, their application to systematic reviews of diagnostic test accuracy studies is problematic [ 20].
Subsequent natural disasters, including the 2010 earthquake, resulted in substantial population shifts, making data accuracy even more problematic.
But since most digital units have CADe technology [ 78], any combined digital/CADe claim for accuracy gain is problematic because CADe causes decreased receiver operating characteristic curve accuracy [ 71].
Accuracy assessment is particularly problematic when thematic classes lie along a land-cover continuum, and boundaries between classes are ambiguous.
This classification method is accepted most commonly at present but is problematic with accuracy and reproducibility because it is a subjective evaluation.
Keyword-based search methods have been widely used due to their ease of use, but their search accuracy has been often problematic because of the semantic ambiguity of terminologies in engineering documents and queries.
Spinal palpation, and therefore accuracy, can be less problematic with such subjects than with those of endomorphic body type or who are of higher body mass index.
Direct comparison of accuracies between studies can be problematic, considering the diverse methods that are used to calculate DGV accuracy in the scientific literature.
