Sentence examples for more problematic due to from inspiring English sources
As devices get smaller and faster, interconnects get more problematic, due to interconnect delay and cross-talk noise.
From their perspective, such measures could become more problematic due to a perceived increase of conflicting land use claims in the urban region.
The presence of an active transport mechanism would make extrapolation from tracer studies to pharmacological doses more problematic, due to possible changes in the transport kinetics at higher doses (e.g. due to saturation of the transporters).
Once policing became more problematic due to police disappearing from Cairo, the military took over, creating an overall more rigid system and making the military position more critical.
Serosurvey estimates of flavivirus disease burden are even more problematic due to cross-reactive IgG responses accumulated over a lifetime of multiple virus or vaccination exposures.
The assignment of Lbx2-type genes was more problematic, due to incomplete sequence information for chicken and frog.
However, until now, the creation of a stable artificial community composed of three or more members has been problematic due to the diverse rates of growth of the different members and the subsequent imbalance between the consumption and production of metabolites [ 12].
Some items were perceived to be similar to each other, and some items contributed their respective scores to more than one user-need domain, problematic due to the inflation of inter-domain correlations that results.
Although stroke recognition can make texting more intuitive, the robustness of recognition is still problematic due to different writing habits among different users.
This is even more beneficial since the current treatment with antibiotics is rapidly becoming problematic due to the rise in antibiotic resistant bacteria.
However, the relationship between the Forsters and Cook and his officers was often problematic, due to the elder Forster's fractious temperament as well as Cook's refusal to allow more time for botanizing and other scientific observation.
