Sentence examples for become more problematic as from inspiring English sources
Parasitics become more problematic as the circuitry becomes more sophisticated and smaller and as it runs at higher frequencies.
The development of effective vaccines and diagnostic tests is likely to become more problematic as the viruses continue to mutate.
Men face a different challenge: one that's become more problematic as more young dads of Zuckerberg's generation actively want to be more involved parents.
It is possible that other behaviors become more problematic at subsequent testing occasions.
The relationship of earthly existence to the afterlife became more problematic, as evidenced by the elaborate death rites of pharaonic Egypt.
With event types involving racing for time bonuses or completing a set number of tricks within the time limit, the distinctly twitchy skateboard becomes more problematic as you go up the three difficulty levels.
The country has some eight million legal foreign workers and an estimated two million to three million undocumented workers, even as Saudi unemployment becomes more problematic, as easy government jobs dry up.
Furthermore, this over-calling of significant interactions becomes more problematic as the proportion of duplicate di-tags increases.
As the scale of the outbreak increases, application of this strategy becomes more problematic, as it may lead to rapid consumption of stockpiled drugs, and should therefore be monitored closely.
In prokaryote genomes, analyses of more closely related prokaryotic sequences should uncover greater congruence than for more distantly related prokaryotic sequences, because accurate phylogenetic inference becomes more problematic as sequence divergence increases [ 9] and because both LGT and sequence divergence accumulate over time [ 22].
This low coverage region becomes more problematic as the library fragment size increases, for example, the fraction of telomere-bearing reads (from library 24) matching the assembly of our two larger fragment libraries, 25 and 27, is 59.5% and 62.5%, in contrast to 92.2% for the small fragment library 24 (table 1).
