Sentence examples for be problematic in an from inspiring English sources
Structure alignment of ricin with other plant and bacterial lectins is known to be problematic in an immunogenic surface region (Lebeda and Olson, 1999; Olson et al. 2004).
12 14 A lack of physical activity can be problematic in an already deconditioned, frail cohort of patients because, at present, the current standard of care (StanC) does not provide a formal process to engage patients in physical activity during the waiting period.
It is easy to see how such behaviours would be problematic in a confined space such as an aircraft.
He was asked directly about Amazon's relationship with Ice and how that might be problematic in a borough as racially and ethically diverse as Queens.
It can also be problematic in a different way when content changes more subtly as a story evolves through the course of the day.
Goymer warns that changing a company's values too often at the whim of staff can be problematic in a large corporation with a diversity of views and cultures.
Herb Duane, a semiretired demolition consultant who writes frequently on the topic, said that Kajima's ground-up technique might be problematic in a city like New York, where the weight of buildings is greater.
Adaptive crime classes might be problematic in a legal context, but valuable in terms of tracking the evolution of criminal behavior.
In the present study, we focused on the influence of the radioactivity in the lung which was considered to be problematic in a previous clinical study.
Finally, the 'foundations of our home' frame is an attractive description of a desirable future, but the shared value basis that it presumes may be problematic in a multicultural society.
