Sentence examples for majority of problematic from inspiring English sources

India will hold the largest elections in history starting in April, providing an unprecedented test of WhatsApp's defence against bulk messaging, which the company blames for the majority of problematic content.

Although the orthology tests and reverse complement procedures identify the vast majority of problematic sequences, the MAD statistic has the potential to cleanse the datasets further, allowing for almost complete automation of large tree construction.

The majority of problematic contigs (37 out of 54) were split from the original contigs into different contigs or singletons when increasing the threshold, while 17 of 54 contigs remained in the same physical map contigs.

However, it is obvious that the majority of problematic cannabis users, of whom it is estimated that one-half develop cannabis dependence [ 5] and many demonstrate co-occurring mental health problems, is still not in treatment.

The majority of these bands seemed to be specific as they were not present in the control pulldowns or if the affinity purified complexes were washed with a buffer containing 1 M NaCl, a salt concentration that typically displaces protein protein interactions but also washes off a majority of problematic proteins that tend to stick to resins (i.e., actin, tubulin).

Moreover, chemical synthesis of the majority of isoprenoids is problematic and expensive due to the complexity of their molecules.

However, we expect that reads from larger insert WGA libraries would result in significantly more scaffolding errors because the majority of reads are problematic, with the error rate increasing with fragment length.

The large majority of people reported having problematic over-involvement for just one of these behaviors and just in a single time period.

It's not a point without merit: the majority of drinkers are non-problematic; 20.9percentt of the population don't drink at all, and this rate increases to 27percentt among the supposedly more health-conscious 16 to 24-year-old.

But we recognise there is more to do to support those who do misuse alcohol". It's not a point without merit: the majority of drinkers are non-problematic; 20.9 percent of the population don't drink at all, and this rate increases to 27percentt among the supposedly more health-conscious 16 to 24-year-old.

Its second, more challenging aim – the creation of a viable system of democratic governance acceptable to a majority of Egyptians – is proving more problematic.