Sentence examples for instance of the problematic from inspiring English sources

There are many reasons identified for nonreplication, and an instance of the problematic nature of genetic association is, for example, that in atherosclerosis few DNA markers are routinely in use, such as in risk stratification.

GI reviewed some of the problematic slides.

They segmented at least 20 instances of each problematic event.

We demonstrate that we can generate reliable HLA calls, and in some cases improve upon the existing calls, but also highlight instances of problematic alleles where calls are less robust in our current protocol.

This paper explores how reported instances of problematic crystal meth use among gay men and HIV positive men are affecting the work of general practitioners (GPs) in Australia.

We scroll through Ferguson's 30-year career, find two instances of problematic analysis, tsk-tsk and pull out our church fans.

Our use of the word "problematic" is problematic.

The problematic position of these taxa has been already reported on extant species studies (see, for instance [ 22, 23]).

But it has also been one of the most problematic.

That is the problematic aspect of it.

An alternative deflationist approach to the generalization problem is to attempt to show that, despite appearances, theories that only appeal to the instances of (ES-prop) nevertheless do have the resources to derive the problematic generalizations.