Sentence examples for and thus problematic from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, if the clones are destined for zoos or laboratories, then this is using them as a means and thus problematic.

However, biopsy is invasive and thus problematic for frequent monitoring.

Retrospective image fusion is, because of its complexity, time-consuming, hardware- and software-dependent and thus problematic in clinical routine.

Although it is possible to model changes in proportions of variable sites using branch length mixtures, these can be complex under some scenarios and thus problematic to identify (Matsen and Steel 2007; Gruenheit et al. 2008; Lartillot et al. 2009).

Indicators to evaluate the equivalence of a model across groups which rely on differences of chi square in each model are influenced by the sample size [ 39] and thus problematic.

The other major development on this front in recent weeks was the Nunes memo — a report produced by the Republican majority on the House Intelligence Committee (chaired by Rep. Devin Nunes of California) that argued that the surveillance of former Trump campaign aide Carter Page was predicated on the dossier compiled by Christopher Steele and was thus problematic.

Impeding the efficiency of replication by conditional ablation of the checkpoint kinase Ataxia telangiectasia and Rad3 related (ATR) or its downstream kinase Chk1 is thus problematic for maintenance of different types of stem cells and causes premature ageing phenotypes in skin, bones, small intestine, and the haematopoietic system (Fig. 4; Ruzankina et al., 2007; Greenow et al., 2009).

Now often criticized by conservatives as a costly expansion of Medicare — and thus, potentially problematic for Mr. Gingrich — many Republicans supported the measure at the time as a way to increase prescription coverage by relying on the private market.

Simple fix: "After she moved back …." Now often criticized by conservatives as a costly expansion of Medicare — and thus, potentially problematic for Mr. Gingrich — many Republicans supported the measure at the time as a way to increase prescription coverage by relying on the private market.

"The Good Samaritan" is more indistinct or broad and thus more problematic.

This might have the effect of reducing clutter and thus the problematic masking (Geipel et al., 2013).