After listening to her story in detail, it became clear that her anxiety was more problematic, than the clinical reality of what she feared.
Even more problematic in the clinical arena, racial/ethnic labels can vary widely by geographic location and time (eg, Hispanic and Asian) and cosmopolitan cities now include many individuals whose genetic heritage is drawn from multiple continental origins.
More problematic is that these clinical criteria have the potential to be interpreted differently by individual clinicians.
While statistical interpretation is rather straightforward, clinical interpretation can be more problematic as a priori criteria for these interpretations may be vague at best, if present at all.
When radiological features are uncharacteristic, and when there is no history of clinical pancreatitis, the diagnosis becomes more problematic.
Clinical use of such tests is more problematic and requires access to specialist laboratory facilities, as well as a large amount of fresh tumour tissue.
However, mothers in the clinical group continued to view their child's behaviour as significantly more problematic (ECBI Problem Scale; t (81) = 2.21, p < .05) than mothers in the non-clinical comparison group.
Some of these styles are more problematic than others, and, although they are not disorders in the clinical sense, are sometimes discussed under the term 'attachment disorder'.
In mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) related diseases, the complexity of the clinical phenotypes and of the genotype-phenotype correlation is even more problematic.
Even more problematic, the term evidence is commonly used for many types of evidence of relevance to clinical practice, not just health care research evidence.
