A new film, "The Institution," finished just before the Whitney show opened, returns to themes — race and control, blackness and whiteness as equally problematic conditions — that she has been exploring with persistent, quiet rigor for more than two decades.
He's equally problematic as Moss's father, in part because the costumes of the obviously hard-working Jane Greenwood seem designed to keep him a little obscured so we're not so aware it's the same actor.
Determining screening intervals using a combination of clinical and demographic risk factors combined with recent photographic screening results (14) is equally problematic, as the clinical information may not be available, may be unreliable (e.g., reported duration of diabetes), and in some countries may not be collected (e.g., HbA1c).
Of course, the things they don't do are equally problematic, such as not providing training and not tapping the most-qualified person for a promotion.
Others have argued that Gödel had no paradigm case in mind; that for him both the empirical and the abstract case are either equally problematic, or equally unproblematic.
A continuum of risk for the development of diabetes across a wide range of subdiabetic A1C levels may make the classification of individuals into categories similar to IFG and IGT equally problematic for A1C, as it implies that we actually know where risk begins or becomes clinically important.
But the embrace of social identity as a component of justice can be equally problematic.
Scholars also note that it is impossible to determine if the play was written before, after, or at the same time as The Winter's Tale, the dating of which has been equally problematic.
But politics as "a career for poor kids with good people skills" is an equally problematic alternative.
