In my research, a general pattern emerged: the longer experts worked with ruling elites on a project, the more likely they were to get drawn into problematic incentive structures characteristic of authoritarian regimes.
Using graphical diagram drawing tools is problematic, because the functionality they provide is a superset of what is valid for cheminformatics purposes, and there are no algorithms that can transform an aesthetically styled structure into a machine readable valid equivalent with a success rate that is acceptable.
Although pattern II appeared to have some specificity for myotilinopathy the small number of cases makes drawing any conclusion problematic.
The New York Times examined the issue in an article last week, drawing attention to a problematic side of newsgathering that journalists had long complained about but felt pressured into accepting.
"Companies have dumped these costs into the health care system," said Dr. Lawrence D. Dorr, an orthopedic surgeon in Los Angeles who two years ago took the unusual step of drawing attention to one problematic hip device.
This case also creates problems for the idea that killing is worse than letting die, since the fact that Hans was waiting in the wings in no way diminishes Franz's wrongdoing in this case.[10] So, this way of drawing the distinction is problematic, and this argument for the moral significance of the distinction is flawed.
Given the study methodology and complexities surrounding the definition of sepsis, drawing detailed conclusions is problematic, but this study undoubtedly provides further evidence to support the enormous ongoing efforts to tackle this phenomenon.
For the JJIs, being involved in research to decrease substance abuse can draw attention to problematic drug use among juvenile delinquents in general, but also to the possibility that problematic drug use continues within the walls of the JJIs.
Composers were either hopelessly drawn to this problematic genre, which he called "la forme fatale," or chronically ambivalent about it.
