Sentence examples for defined problematic from inspiring English sources

We would welcome further discussion about how you have defined "problematic" as part of this research in accordance with the need to protect free expression and ensure policies are clearly and narrowly drafted".

Beard and Wolf defined problematic Internet use PIU) as use of the Internet that creates psychological, social, school, and/or work difficulties in a person's life [6].

We defined problematic regions as those with known mapability issues, (for example, repetitive sequences (from the UCSC genome browser microsatellite track (downloaded July 8 , 2011)) and genomic coordinates with high false positive rates of enrichments, as identified by [ 82].

From a scientific perspective there is no threshold defining problematic values of bioaccumulation.

Our evaluation of the insertion element profiles (i.e., IS 900, IS 901, DT1, and IS 1245) for these novel MAC isolates indicates that they display some heterogeneity in this regard, making assignation to a defined subspecies problematic.

We tested 37 items, including 18 defined as problematic, in which more than 5% of subjects had rated the item as "Not Clear" or the item was "Totally Clear" for only 70%to80%0% of the sample.

As such, it became a defining problematic of her oeuvre.

But there are two important things to consider: We cannot fix everything that is human and problematic; and we often seriously inflate our ability to perceive and diagnose what we define as problematic behavior.

Donninger reviews Hydra's errors alone or with Lutz, trying to define each problematic position in 12 bits' worth of questions, which he can incorporate into Hydra's code as a new heuristic, or chess rule.

I find all attempts to define religion problematic.

So what about defining potentially problematic substances by their pharmacological brain activity?