Sentence examples for becomes problematical from inspiring English sources

And therefore, as Kelly notes, if theory is prior to evidence, then the idea of an "appeal to evidence that could be appreciated by both sides" becomes problematical.

It becomes problematical if this statistical indicator is used as a criterion for recycling performance.

Our findings indicate that there is a minimum time required for formaldehyde fixation of protein DNA interactions, below which interpretation of ChIP and microscopy becomes problematical.

However, where strong adaptationism is coupled with genetic determinism and unidirectional models of causation it becomes problematical.

However, comparison becomes more problematical for a synthesis reaction in non-aqueous media where the free enzyme is not soluble.

The latter set of corneas subsequently thickened and counting their endothelial cells became increasingly problematical.

Few would argue that these differences do not exist although the definition of when a patient becomes "elderly" is problematical.

The Quaker situation was becoming highly problematical for the magistrates.

(As the twentieth century passed and physical theory rendered "matter" an increasingly problematical concept, it became increasingly common to say "the mental and the physical").

Recently, it has become clear that biofuels are problematical and probably not the total answer.

This paper describes problematical issues that became apparent from a review of the medical and psychiatric literature as to the potential effects of legalized physician-assisted suicide.