Sentence examples for particularly problematical from inspiring English sources

"This is particularly problematical in the social sciences, when the basic unit of observation is so often that political, free-willed, unpredictable character, the individual human".

Manager Cullis, the stern disciplinarian who had presided over two title triumphs and an FA Cup win in the space of the previous four campaigns, shuffled his pack vigorously in an attempt to reverse the ominous trend and in January he drafted Thomson into a left-back slot that had proved particularly problematical.

This is particularly problematical for the non-worker segment of the population (most of whom are women and/or older adults).

The question is considered as particularly problematical as the videos may be something of an enforcement grey area.

The comparison of species richness and composition is particularly problematical because species richness is a simple predictor with few degrees of freedom (1 when treated continuously) while species composition has many (294 here!) and so the variance components approach is particularly useful.

This last is particularly problematical in that it often does not manifest itself until later generations.

The feebleness of gravity compared with all the others is especially problematical.

This is especially problematical for the terms describing leaf bases.

Several behavioral and life history traits make managing disease in white-tailed deer especially problematical.

This can be especially problematical for rare alleles, which typically dominate polymorphic sites.

Precise localisation of pro-inflammatory cytokines such as interleukin-6 to tumour cells or inflammatory cells within the tumour, particularly in paraffin-embedded tissues, remains problematical (Canna et al, 2005).