Sentence examples for model problematic from inspiring English sources

However, the underlying assumption of the DSM-IV classification is that the proper way to model problematic inhalant use is assuming a categorical variable when, in fact, the problem may be continuously distributed.

Eligible midwives, who can claim against the national insurance system, are also currently underutilised in remote areas and, as with general practice, the relative numbers of uninsured and poor clients make a private practice model problematic except in very large remote communities.

Objectives for Module 2, "Enhancing Communication Skills for Cultural Competency," were (1) to present techniques for eliciting the patient's explanatory disease model [ 19, 20] and use of traditional treatments, (2) to apply the LEARN model [ 21] to the patient interview and (3) to model problematic and improved physician communication.

A lack of role models, problematic recruitment processes (try suggesting quotas to a security service for which you're not allowed to admit you have applied) and a history of male, military dominance are all issues to contend with, to shift the gender balance.

Asymptotic methods are particularly adapted to the channel modelling problematic.

Thus, this study inserts itself in a global rigorous process aiming at simplifying the channel modelling problematic from exact methods to asymptotic methods themselves reduced to physical-statistical methods in future work.

Trumbull and Dykstra found the Magicam models problematic.

However, differences in the methods used made the direct comparison between mouse models problematic.

He has a tendency to dither and he took too long to recognize that Citigroup's financial supermarket model was problematic.

From the mechanistic perspective, each of these features of the Nagel model is problematic.

Attribution of geotechnical and geochemical properties to the 3D model is problematic without intrusive investigations and sampling.