Sentence examples for been recognized as problematic from inspiring English sources

Expansive soils have long been recognized as problematic because they cause failure to civil structures constructed above them.

This assumption has long been recognized as problematic, but in pluralistic and multicultural settings it becomes entirely untenable: one may plausibly claim to take an impartial moral point of view only by engaging in real discourse with all those affected by the issue in question.

Some manifestations of the behaviors that today we call symptoms of ADHD (inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity) have been recognized as problematic for the last 100 years – and, arguably, for much longer.

The outflow of Swazi doctors from the public service has long been recognized as problematic, as is shown by a 1996 report requested by the Parliament and submitted to the Principal Secretary of the MOHSW: Report on why medical doctors leave government employment for work without the Swazi public service [ 15].

For example, despite Bazett's formula being recognized as problematic outside the HR range of 60 100 bpm [10], it is the most common formula used in clinical practice and is calculated routinely by commercial electrocardiograph machines [3, 4].

Because rRNAs, tRNAs, and other repetitive sequences are recognized as problematic regions in genome assembly, the draft status of the NC36 genome may explain the discrepancy in the numbers of these noncoding regions between the Brazilian and American strains of W. ceti.

The beryllium (Be) resulted from research into nuclear power systems, and the significant amount of Be disposed (over 1 tonne as both Be and BeO) has been recognized as one of the problematic aspects of the site.

Ever since the Irish potato famine in the middle of the nineteenth century, P. infestans has been recognized as one of the most problematic plant pathogens with a global impact on both commercial and subsistence agriculture [ 1].

The modelling of interfacial shear stress is recognized as a problematic and controversial closure law in two-fluid models.

In areas such as cardiovascular disease, this is recognized as being problematic, as investigators may not be sure what constitutes an event and may have limited access to diagnostic information from other medical services, perhaps from health events that happened to the patient in other cities.

The co-occurrence of parental substance abuse and problematic parenting is recognized as a major public health concern.