Sentence examples for family problematic from inspiring English sources

Al-Shehbaz et al. (2006) discussed the evaluation of characters and their utilisation in infrafamilial classifications, delimitations of genera, the collection of molecular data and major subdivisions of the family, problematic taxa and future challenges in the Brassicaceae (Cruciferae).

On the other hand, mature graduates are more likely to have established geographical roots and family commitments that may make handling the double burdens of career and family problematic even earlier in their training as compared to younger graduates.

These bans, usually enacted at the city or county level, are damned as bad for families, problematic for civil liberties, and expensive to enforce, without increasing public safety.

Also the finding showed significant differences between healthy families and problematic families in the above indicators.

You touch a lot in the book on your family's problematic views about sexuality and race.

Consensus on the need for immigration reform is a good thing, but the inclusion of Focus on the Family is problematic, Steve Ralls, communications director for Immigration Equality, said after the press conference.

At the family level, problematic alcohol consumption is associated with domestic abuse, financial difficulties and poor parenting 7, 10, 11.

Using so-called family-level environmental measures, i.e., environmental measures that are by definition equal for all siblings within a family, is problematic in the sib pair design discussed here, because the decomposition in between and within family environmental effects (eb vs. ew) depends on siblings that are discordant with respect to the environmental measure (see Tables  2– 4).

The estimation of parameters in the general multi-parameter families becomes problematic when the number of unknown parameters increases.

The logistics of sample collection on far flung families are problematic and in the US third party payer reimbursement on testing of relatives (not probands) is almost insurmountable.

Overall, the methodological approach implemented here may have broad application for estimating kinship patterns in systems with limited genealogical information and/or in studying similarly challenging organisms in which obtaining biological materials from complete families is problematic.