Sentence examples for adding to the problematic from inspiring English sources

However, these peaks were below the preset threshold of the computational analysis and were not discussed in [36].We should also mention that many ARS reside within short distance from gene promoters thus adding to the problematic interpretation of such weak signals.

Error-prone conversion factors (e.g. gene copies/genome, genomes/cell, cells/g dry matter, DNA extraction efficiency) add to the problematic of this approach.

It is still another moment that adds to the lure of this problematic work.

If a gene locus is transcribed on only a single strand, RNA detection without primers will only add to the signal, but is not problematic since it retains its sequence specificity.

To examine whether this is likely to be problematic, in column 4, I add to the model a measure of women's potential wage income: the log of average yearly income for college-educated males in the MSA and year.7 Estimates barely change, suggesting that this is unlikely to be a problem.

This is particularly problematic as tenders are held only annually, with unused tender volumes added to the subsequent round (§ 28 (3) and (3a) EEG 2017).

Walla!, a popular news and culture Web site here, found it interesting but problematic, adding, "By exposing the mechanisms that keep the house running, the show provides a feeling of reality, as if by a hidden camera and constant surveillance, and the incessant analysis by the families' employees only adds to the sensation".

"This all adds to a problematic environment," Pigou said.

The suspension added to an already problematic commute for some, coming on top of heat-related delays along other train lines in the Northeast, including the Metro-North Railroad.

The EU is aware that this nondescriptness just adds to its already problematic image, and is setting out to change things.

Maybe the mere existence of powerful, centralized tech companies has become problematic, never mind adding to their number.