Sentence examples for potential for problematic from inspiring English sources

T-Mobile is cleared of suspicion essentially for having no skin in the video game, and Verizon (which owns Aol, which owns TechCrunch) is only considered to have the potential for problematic behavior, only if it expands its zero-rated services to reach beyond short-form video.

Most illicit drugs carry risks and serious potential for problematic use.

The Distress Thermometer provides a quick assessment of general distress with the potential for problematic items from a number of domains to be flagged (Roth et al, 1998; Jacobsen et al, 2005).

As CK18 and FLT3 ligand appear to measure host toxicity objectively, potentially they could be used to adjust doses in an individual patient in order to maximise the therapeutic index, or in early clinical trials to assess the potential for future problematic toxicity.

Drinking identity (viewing oneself as a drinker) is a potential risk factor for problematic drinking in US undergraduate samples.

But Pratt says his findings offer a hint at improving the odds of success: By surveying potential release sites for problematic predators, researchers may be able to better predict which weed munchers will thrive.

We first employed the LANL quality control pipeline to check for potential problematic viruses with sequencing errors [ 13].

Findings suggest that drinking identity's potential as a risk factor for problematic drinking extends to a more general US sample and that both implicit and explicit identity should be targeted in prevention efforts.

In 2004 the program introduced a process to identify and evaluate known and potential alternatives that may be substituted for problematic chemicals in some applications.

These currently recommend topical silicone gel or dressings along with intralesional steroids and pressure therapy for problematic scarring, and potential surgical revision if required.

It is at this point that the potential for symbolic power to become problematic emerges.