Sentence examples for be problematic to evaluate from inspiring English sources
Studies of antifungal treatment in MC can be problematic to evaluate, particularly in the HIV-positive population.
For this reason it could be problematic to evaluate properly clinical pathways mainly because of the difficulty of keeping the intervention replicable and recognizable.
Apart from the discussed limitations of existing reference datasets often treated as gold standards, it would be problematic to evaluate the Lee and Lycett methods on the basis of the same gold standard data they received as input.
In particular, it is known that leptin directly affects the pancreatic beta cells to decrease insulin secretion [59], but it is problematic to evaluate whether these changes are caused by leptin alone, by weight loss or both.
For the end user it is often problematic to evaluate the true performance and applicability of computational tools as some knowledge about computer science and statistics would be needed.
The role of residue Arg113 is somewhat problematic to evaluate from ELISA, because this mutation affected the reactivity of the anti-IL-11 antibodies.
Is this a place that you would bring a sick person to be evaluated?" It is problematic to let physicians of the house staff care for critically ill patients during nonworking hours.
We also found aspects of timing (duration of morning stiffness, six weeks symptom duration) sometimes problematic to evaluate, as time perceptions are different compared to the Western world.
This is problematic when attempting to evaluate facilitation because unless clearly stated it leads to confusion surrounding what is being evaluated.
The indirect methods may be useful in the evaluation of lumped recharge in watersheds, although they are problematic when evaluating the role of intra-basin and inter-basin differentiation of environmental attributes (soil, geomorphology and lithostratigraphy).
