Sentence examples for is problematic to attribute from inspiring English sources

Overall, the total income from intellectual property is a useful indicator, but currently it is problematic to attribute it accurately between multiple departments and it represents only a small percentage compared to research expenditure.

It is also problematic to attribute the effect of MFE all to translation initiation, as did Kudla et al. (2009).

It was problematic to say the least.

"But then, isn't it equally problematic to attribute the actions of Officers Wilson or Panteleo to the entire police force?" Well, no.

Consistency in ratiometric data remained limited and variance in detecting proteins in biological replicates was problematic and attributed to seasonal changes.

The challenger may acknowledge that the putatively problematic attribute that the error theorist assigns to morality really is problematic, but deny that this attribute is an essential component of morality; a normative framework stripped of the troublesome element will still count as a morality.

Calculating the greenhouse gas savings that may be attributed to biofuels is problematic because production systems are inherently complex and methods used to quantify savings are subjective.

Quantifying the GHG savings that may be attributed to biofuels, however, is problematic for two reasons: (i) biomass production systems are inherently complex, spatially disaggregated and diverse, and (ii) the definition of system boundaries and the allocation of co-product impacts are highly subjective.

Carpenter attributed these increases to Cook, yet this attribution is problematic in light of the case law discussed in Section 2.

Counter to this claim, we posit that it is not the number of attributes that is problematic, but the lack of added value within those attributes.

Attributing observed differences to cultural differences is problematic because racial/ethnic groups presented are not homogeneous.