Sentence examples for constitute the problematic from inspiring English sources

The psychiatric diagnoses that arise between normal behavior and the major psychiatric morbidities constitute the problematic subthreshold disorders.

Tinkerbirds constitute the genus Pogoniulus.

These constitute the feet.

One version of this concern states that cloning would, from the outset, constitute a problematic form of eugenics.

Although only 32%% of the PHC physicians had such consultations >5 times/week they constituted the highest proportion finding them problematic.

The molecule surface interactions for large π-orbital systems as the porphyrins in this study are mainly driven by van der Waals interactions, which may constitute a problematic case with the standard local and semilocal approximations to DFT due to the absence of dispersive forces.

Everyone can agree that a feeling of very deep attachment to someone who is severely and habitually violent toward one would constitute a problematic kind of love.

The 1,600 units in East Jerusalem constituted the latest of several steps that the Americans considered problematic.

Bandwidth has not been a problem for most users, but metadata performance has been much more problematic, at least with the first generation of storage (constituting the first 462 TiB).

But ESP strengthens the overall case by raising the antecedent probability of survival, insofar as it renders problematic the naturalistic view of the human person, which for most contemporaries constitutes the greatest obstacle to belief in survival.

The modeling thus constitutes the key part of the work, and several aspects of it were viewed as rather problematic.