Sentence examples for evaluation of problematic from inspiring English sources

This study will make it possible to provide an initial quantitative and qualitative evaluation of problematic use of equimolar mixture of oxygen and nitrous oxide and analgesic drugs in the sickle-cell disease population.

Close surveillance of metal ion decay after revision has not yet become standard in evaluation of problematic implants, but it may be able to guide treatment (Brodner et al. 1997, MacDonald et al. 2004, De Smet et al. 2008, Sampson et al. 2012).

For the case-control study, teachers were asked to make a list with the names of their current students they thought may need mental health evaluation because of problematic behavior in the classroom.

The monographs for formaldehyde, coffee, DDT, and radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation have been cited as examples of problematic evaluations by some (Kabat 2012) [among these, only formaldehyde was classified as known to be carcinogenic to humans (Group 1) by an IARC Working Group].

Utilities have been developed to identify genes that contribute to observed VDJ rearrangements, but in the absence of datasets of known rearrangements, the evaluation of these utilities is problematic.

We abstracted the hospitalized juniors from analysis procedures due to problematic evaluation of primary reasons to hospitalize a patient as a consequence of necessary data absence.

Evaluation of performance is also problematic as it is often measured in terms of true positive rate alone, ignoring the number of false positives [25], [26].

However, data on non-respondents or those who refused to participate were not reported so evaluation of response bias is problematic.

After recognizing subset of problematic usability attributes, evaluation team decides to prioritize each problematic attribute.

However, managing this wealth of information can still be problematic, and evaluation of potential design decisions is still often performed manually.

However, it is not problematic for evaluation of a relatively early phase after adhesion.