Sentence examples for more problematic under from inspiring English sources

The results collectively show that sticking tends to be more problematic under higher compaction pressures and for more ductile compounds.

It is clear that prediction for all traits under both marker densities is always more problematic under SS than under WW conditions.

Fusarium spp. also have a similar mode of infection, but they tend to be more problematic under temperate-type environments, unlike M. phaseolina, which prefers dry and high-temperature conditions (Bramel-Cox et al. 1988; Klittich et al. 1997; Marasas et al. 2001; Leslie 1995; Leslie et al. 1990).

Fortunately, no women and very few (2 men) chose the response A, which was more problematic because of under-recognition of the harassment behavior.

In a Developing World environment this process may be even more problematic with vastly under-resourced services and fully paper-based record keeping of varying standards.

Conversely, the finding that Vajrayana and Hindu Tantric types of meditation produce arousal suggests that they could be more problematic for people who are under a high level of stress.

While many economists do believe that this downturn is cyclical, there are at least two schools of thought that suggest that a more problematic and longer-lasting slump is under way.

Human rights violations such as when one country's actions prevent another country's ability to meet its obligations under Article 12 of the ICESCR are more problematic.

The aerodynamic stability of long-span suspension bridge under erection, particularly at early erection stage, is more problematic than in the final state.

Colloids are apt to be more problematic in fresh than saline waters, because hydrophobic particles coagulate rapidly under saline conditions [51].

Under the mutation accumulation theory, the persistence of asexual lineages is more problematic unless asexuals are able to minimise the competition with sexuals through high dispersal rates [ 17].