Sentence examples for identifying a problematic from inspiring English sources

In a recent study by Andershed et al. [ 69], the three-factor model of psychopathy by Cooke and Michie [ 70], which excludes aspects of criminal behavior, was shown to be useful in identifying a problematic subgroup of young offenders.

The comparison also identified a problematic gap between Ritzenhein's knees at the moment when his front foot struck the ground.

We ask participants to identify a problematic relationship they are facing at work with a boss, a colleague, a client or a supplier, say and then analyse the issue.

Reviews of Jolla's smartphone had identified a problematic learning curve and sometimes confusing navigation.

So even when I could identify a problematic situation, you would deny it.

"Even more than your inability to communicate it to me, you were so practiced at pushing things down that you'd lost touch with the reality of your emotions, so even when I could identify a problematic situation, you would deny it.

"Employers have not identified A-levels as problematic," she said.

And the French Competition Authority probing the online ad market — aka Facebook and Google — and identifying a raft of problematic behaviors.

Secondary outcomes measures were aimed at differentiating between pathological and social gamblers, also identifying a range of problematic threshold with respect to gambling.

In US, Christakis et al. assessed 307 college students at two US universities using the Internet Addiction Test and the Patient Health Questionnaire, noting that 4% of students scored in the problematic or addicted range, and identifying a significant association between problematic internet usage and moderate to severe depression [ 2].

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.