Sentence examples for associated with the problematic from inspiring English sources

Further, this qualitative research pointed to the intense stigma associated with the problematic use of methamphetamine.

That is, the stigma associated with the problematic imputations that come with being HIV positive becomes grafted upon the clinics and ASOs that provide care to individuals living with the virus.

Like the Moroccan index, the IQBP is a downgrading type index; that is to say, for a given sample, the index value corresponds to the lowest sub-index associated with the most problematic substance.

For example, courses of antibiotics for urinary tract infections are known triggers of vaginal yeast infections; equally, antibiotics for bacterial pneumonias and bloodstream infections are associated with the ever problematic Clostridium difficile diarrhea.

"We are sure that Starbucks... does not wish to be further associated with these problematic issues".

"A copyright agreement is being treated akin to nuclear secrets, with virtually no transparency but for a few leaks that have emerged," he told CBC. "As a policy-making matter, it's enormously problematic – but then the provisions associated with the treaty are even more problematic".

In comparison, the plot of the fluorescence from the supernatant for the PEG-50 microspheres shows approximately 20% of the original fluorescence signal from the fluorescently labeled Con-A and confirms the problematic leaching associated with the PEG-50 polymeric mesh for encapsulation purposes.

One of the most problematic issues associated with the context of sexual offending in youth-oriented organisations is that it provides a setting in which offenders can repeatedly access children for sexual contact with opportunities for actual abuse and a decreased likelihood of being reported to authorities.

In the toxicity analysis for TAS-106, the most common and problematic toxicities associated with the study medication were myelosuppression and infections.

Rank represents the priority associated with each problematic attribute.

Results showed that lower scores of receptive language (i.e., lower than the median score = 48.5) were independently associated with problematic performance on the "Total N Words" subscale (p = 0.026; odds ratio = 26.8; 95% confidence interval = 1.5 489.4; R = 0.489).