Sentence examples for more problematic especially from inspiring English sources
While the provenance of such new relics is easy to establish a photo would do that of ancient relics is more problematic, especially of ones attributed to Jesus.
Access to good delivery care appeared more problematic especially for poorer, less educated women.
The assessment of nodal response can be even more problematic, especially in the early post-treatment period.
Monitoring and evaluation: Most projects are quite capable of maintaining process indicators but measuring the success of HIV prevention interventions is more problematic, especially in terms of its impact or effectiveness.
By itself, this finding gives important information readily translatable to developmental neurotoxicity in vivo: PFAAs that are more hydrophobic or that form less polar metabolites are likely to be more problematic, especially since the same physicochemical properties govern passage across the placental and blood brain barriers.
That may make sense short term, he said, but long term it can become problematic — especially since more and more couples share a home, but don't tie the knot.
Also, it has been found that the tracking loop design for BOC p,1) with p > > 1 may be more problematic than for BOC 1,1), especially with the conventional delay locked loop (DLL) algorithm with a narrow correlator.
On the other hand, absence of an allelic copy is readily detected while gains in copy number are more problematic to confirm by FISH, especially if the distance between the probes is small [16].
The foaming cause could be the temperature fluctuations as reported in the case of BP A. According to Eder and Schulz [24], sudden temperature changes of more than 1 K are very problematic, especially for thermophile biogas processes.
Self-administered modes of data collection, especially web data collection, are more problematic, as the respondents are left alone with a complex and burdensome questionnaire.
Controlling for confounding by social class is always problematic especially in our study where more than half (58.8%) of the study participants were low social class.
