Sentence examples for is problematic therefore from inspiring English sources

What is problematic therefore, according to Green, is to treat a person merely as an object, merely as a means to one's own ends.

Applying the results of regional climate models to local scale phenomenon is problematic; therefore any consideration of future climate should be analyzed at a local scale.

Recruiting sufficient numbers of children who have experienced a TBI into traditional RCTs is problematic; therefore we propose an alternative methodology while providing high-level evidence.

The localization of the position of the N-terminal amino acid residue is problematic; therefore we suggested that active neuropeptides should be consisted of 4-6 acido acid residues.

MDRD-6: GFR = 170 × Scr (mg/dL -0.999 mg/dL -0.999x age-0.176 age-0.1760.762 (if female) × serum urea nitrogen-0.170 × albumin0.138 Rationale: As mentioned above, estimation of GFR in cirrhosis is problematic; therefore, the application of the definition of CKD in cirrhosis is challenging.

Contrasting small with large populations can be problematic therefore only countries with populations of more than 16 million are reviewed and designated as 'MDC', which are Australia, Canada, England and Wales, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, Spain and the United States.

In silico reaching this degree of averaging can be problematic, therefore in our modeling the averaging was done over numerous trajectories (independent model runs) on a high-performance computing cluster.

Langton agrees with Haslanger that, under conditions of social hierarchy, the norm of Assumed Objectivity is problematic and therefore should be rejected.

It is certainly possible that optimization for infection, replication, and egress from midgut tissue is much different than optimization for infection and replication in exterior tissues, yet achieving adequately high titers for mosquito infection via bloodfeeding in the absence of intermediate amplification is problematic and, therefore, this passage methodology is not feasible.

Analyzing this score as a continuous variable is problematic, and therefore we treated it as ordinal with 4 categories, with the first one representing low levels of loneliness.> The distribution of marital status varied considerably between generations.

Collingwood's emotional attachment to the ontological proof, therefore, is problematic whether one interprets his epistemological reform of metaphysics as remaining loyal to the idea of epistemology as a normative enquiry or whether one believes that Collingwood sought to develop an historicist epistemology that rejects a conception of philosophy as 'first science'.