Sentence examples for known to be problematic from inspiring English sources
These signals of which applause is a typical example are known to be problematic for such audio codecs.
This is now known to be problematic as, typically, health expenditure (HE) and GDP are cointegrated [27].
Accurate anatomical localization of functional abnormalities obtained with the use of positron emission tomography (PET) is known to be problematic.
However, PE therapy itself has been known to be problematic because of hemodynamic instability, coagulation disorders, and potential infections especially in small children.
Traditional mapping methods that rely on frequency counts or rates in predefined areal units are known to be problematic due to issues of small numbers and visual biases.
The ability of the new model to predict the M 3000 F2 parameter especially in the low latitude and equatorial regions, which is known to be problematic for the existing IRI model is demonstrated.
That being said, mesial movement of the posterior teeth is known to be more problematic in lingual orthodontics than in the labial technique [2], as the periodontal stresses generated by orthodontic forces are transferred to the alveolar bone, leading to resorption in compressed regions and apposition where the bone is under tensile stress.
The strand-specific bias in the nucleotide composition of the mtDNA has been known to be highly problematic for phylogenetic analyses.
Besides homopolymers, repetitive DNA is known to be more problematic for 454 sequencing than for Sanger due to the shorter length of the 454 reads.
We conducted preliminary bootstrapping analyses on each dataset with PAUP*4.0b10 in order to identify rogue taxa, which are known to be particularly problematic for supermatrix analyses [ 28, 31, 32].
On the other hand, the C he. mydas genome assembly used short reads only, and comparison is questionable because short-read de novo assembly is known to be more problematic in tandemly duplicated regions such as the beta-keratin loci.
