Sentence examples for it is thus problematic from inspiring English sources

It is thus problematic to correlate the defined "true in vivo wear" obtained by CMM with radiographic measurements of wear that include both articulate and backside wear, and it becomes even more complicated when the first postoperative period is excluded because of theories of creep (Hui et al. 2003).

Impeding the efficiency of replication by conditional ablation of the checkpoint kinase Ataxia telangiectasia and Rad3 related (ATR) or its downstream kinase Chk1 is thus problematic for maintenance of different types of stem cells and causes premature ageing phenotypes in skin, bones, small intestine, and the haematopoietic system (Fig. 4; Ruzankina et al., 2007; Greenow et al., 2009).

Introduction of new traits in the bisporus variety is thus problematic due to large linkage drag.

Microbial resistance is thus problematic for public health, especially coupled to virulence potential of these multiresistant pathogens.

Additionally, a higher education differs from a normal consumer good since it hinges on the complex interaction between the student and his or her engagement with educational processes; it is thus highly problematic to frame it as a tangible commodity that can be bought and sold (Barnett, 2013; Brown, 2011; Collini, 2012).

Making dose response relationship assessment in vivo is thus very problematic.

The attribution of success and/or failure to small firms is thus complex, dynamic, and problematic.

When the argument is thus formulated, there is no problematic bridge that needs to be introduced connecting the goodness and badness of states of affairs with the rightness and wrongness of actions.

Legal structures that permit or reinforce dominance within intimate relationships are thus deeply problematic and must be overturned.

Furthermore, study visits after 2 years were less frequent and more irregular than in the first 2 years so that use of confirmed disability as the EDSS-failure endpoint was thus more problematic.

Discounting is a common practice in economics although the relation between time and money has been argued as ethically problematic (Hall 2015) and is thus a questionable practice in SIAs.