Sentence examples for presumably problematic from inspiring English sources

For, even if tropes are non-transferable, two exactly similar objects, including the tropes they "have", could still swap position with the same presumably problematic result.

The inter-rater reliability is presumably problematic; therefore, data from the ITAP study can also be used for establishing this reliability.

You've already had two marriages that presumably were problematic.

A detailed hidden-variables model along these lines has not been seriously entertained (and would presumably be otherwise problematic), but these results do suggest that experiments having finite precision can not rule out non-contextual hidden variables.

Moreover, benchmark studies have indicated that the proper correction for non-specific background intensity contributions is presumably the most problematic preprocessing step with no satisfactory solution so far.

There are several ways in which the "iPlayer loophole" could be closed, from password encryption to enforcing it in the same way as licence fee evasion is patrolled today, although the multiple devices in which online services can be accessed would presumably make it more problematic.

Accordingly, the legalisation of torturing the guilty is likely to be regarded as extremely problematic, since presumably legalisation is likely to result in institutionalisation. Consider in this connection police killing in defence of the lives of innocent citizens.

But in postulating the existence of the constituent elements of experience throughout the three temporal dimensions, the Sarvāstivādins simply shifted the Abhidharma problematic: having presumably explained what accounts for the efficacy of accumulated karmic potential, the question now is why a karmic result arises at one time rather than another?

The latter observation is also of interest because aggregation of DDR foci at breaks elsewhere in the genome poses the risk of inappropriate repair reactions, but presumably this is not problematic in the case of DDR+ telomeres that are able to suppress end-to-end fusions.

The software would work by comparing the text being typed to a pre-defined database of "problematic phrases," which would presumably be defined on a company-by-company basis.

The dealership eventually took the Dodge to its Brooklyn location, across the street from Ebbets Field, where they sent their most problematic cars to be sold, presumably to less-savvy buyers.