Sentence examples for identified as a problematic from inspiring English sources
By the 1910s, the scientific approach to management advocated by theoreticians like Frederick Winslow Taylor was becoming increasingly popular, and color was identified as a problematic area, because of its unpredictability.
A rating below 4 for a positive statement or above 4 for a negative statement was identified as a problematic response.
However, over-reliance on entrepreneurial individuals rather than building a critical mass of skilled practitioners was identified as a problematic characteristic of the HIA field to date.
In addition, the node supporting this group (Plecoptera + Dermaptera) has been identified as a problematic node in all three data sets by the RADICAL analyses.
Infants born close to the border of viability (misclassification of stillbirths and live births, and births and miscarriages) have been previously identified as a problematic domain for perinatal record linkage [ 30].
Three items were considered unacceptable, and one of them was identified as a potentially problematic item.
Additionally, developmental delay, especially cognitive deficits and academic underachievement, was also identified as a major problematic area.
Ijime emerged as a serious social concern in Japan in the 1980's and since that time comedy and variety television has been periodically identified as a source of problematic vulgar contagion.
A pay-for-performance disconnect or problematic pay practice has been identified at the company and the equity plan has been identified as a vehicle for said disconnect or problematic pay practices.
However, a lack of access to resources has been identified as a source of frustration for GPs [ 8- 10] and poor communication between generalist and specialist mental health practitioners in managing patients with depression, attributed to organisational barriers, has also been identified as problematic [ 11].
Concerning treatment planning, irritability may be an important target symptom for both pharmacologic and psychosocial intervention, as about half of anxious youths and their parents identified irritability as a problematic symptom.
