Sentence examples for isolation problematic from inspiring English sources

In one recent study more than 40% of women aged 16 to 30 reported struggling with loneliness, isolation, problematic relationships, lack of qualifications, debt, poverty and poor housing.

Interpreting physicochemical monitoring data in isolation is problematic for two main reasons: the suite of parameters that are monitored may be limited; and the contribution that any single parameter has towards water quality or health varies considerably depending on the nature of the system of interest.

Product isolation was problematic as the explosions were spreading debris through melting and vaporizing the surrounding rocks at depths of 300 600 meters.

Because the DNA isolation was problematic, it was not possible to test samples directly at the site as originally planned.

Their growing isolation is especially problematic in neighborhoods like Brixton that are undergoing rapid change.

Cons Cragsmoor's isolation can prove problematic in winter, when high winds and ice storms create treacherous driving conditions and cause electrical power failures.

The development of these techniques IS impeded by the intrinsic difficulties of working with M. tuberculosis that include slow growth (a generation time of 18-24 hr), biosafety considerations, and a tendency to grow in clumps (making isolation of individual clones problematic).

The minority, who did find it difficult, felt that forced medication, the use of belts, and isolation were the most problematic (ibid).

This is in contrast to the opinion of Zhang et al., who argue that Ddx4 is expressed only in the cytoplasm and not on the cell surface and hence FACS-based isolation of GSCs is problematic [ 64].

Quantitative interpretation of the results of these studies is problematic because isolation methods vary and because decontamination steps to prevent the growth of more rapidly growing microorganisms are known to reduce concentrations of M. avium in water samples (Thomson et al. 2008).

Homoplasy can cause erroneous inference about the genetic similarity between isolates and is especially problematic after many generations of isolation between lineages.