Sentence examples for currently problematic from inspiring English sources
Serotype identification is currently problematic following the widespread adoption of polymerase chain reaction (PCR -based methods for HEV detection in PCR -basedirus culture.
The generation of matK sequences for ferns is currently problematic, because this part of the chloroplast genome underwent a strong restructuring during the evolution of the fern clade [9].
This makes it currently problematic to conduct comparative evaluations of healthcare services on the basis of patient empowerment.
This system has several features that potentially address currently problematic aspects associated with existing approaches to stem-cell therapy.
It is currently problematic to use circumchromosomal sequence data to develop an unambiguous emergence topology for E. coli.
The items are rated on a 6-point Likert scale ranging from 1 (no problems) to 6 (serious problems) based on the degree that each item is currently problematic for the participant.
That type of device will give remediators the ability to determine when a treatment has been adequately completed, currently a problematic determination to make.
Linkage of PMTCT clinic data to community-level research data such as demographic surveillance systems (DSS) (10 sites in Africa with HIV sero-surveillance) (5, 6) could provide direct estimates of coverage with PMTCT services; currently a problematic statistic.
Linking clinic data to community research datasets can also provide population-level estimates of coverage with PMTCT services, currently a problematic but vital statistic for monitoring programme performance and negotiating donor funding.
These previous meta-analyses suffered two problems that were currently addressed: problematic interaction of the significant outcome bias, SOB, with theoretical fear appeal dynamics; and the inclusion of attitude and/or intention as outcome measures.
Currently, it is problematic to accurately equate PA into units of energy expenditure (EE), as EE varies significantly from person to person depending on body mass, type of physical disability and efficiency of movement.
