Sentence examples for problematic compared from inspiring English sources

Though still problematic compared with other operating systems, XP was significantly more secure than its predecessors.

Processing waiting data is less problematic compared to the case of forwarding data.

Cell phones are particularly problematic compared to stationary devices and may facilitate intra- and inter-ward (and perhaps inter-hospital) transmission.

However, physicians in psychiatry and orthopaedics were more likely to perceive handling also of short spells as problematic, compared to physicians in other clinical settings.

It can be argued that the lack of a more sophisticated case-mix measure for dental care is not that problematic, compared for instance with specialized hospital care, as the variation of resource use and the complexity of care across patient cases is not significant.

This single hook is problematic when compared, say, with the multi-threaded structure of Heavy Rain.

The primary outcome measure will be evaluated by the frequency of subjects with EMONO problematic use compared to the overall study population.

Herein mobile phones are particularly problematic when compared to immobile devices and it may facilitate transmission of bacterial isolates from patient to patient in wards or hospitals.

Although the use of children with idiopathic nephrotic syndrome in remission as control population may be problematic when compared with "normal" children, there are ethical issues concerning studies with radiolabelled compounds in normal healthy children.

Moreover, the enzymes are difficult to synchronize, and large arrays of biological membranes are difficult to manufacture, making parallel multiplex detection with biological nanopores problematic when compared to large arrays of solid-state nanostructures that are common in electronics.

In this regard, the use of mesenchymal or other types of adult stem/progenitor cells (the presence of adult renal stem or progenitor cells is controversially discussed) is less problematic, as compared to the use of embryonic stem cells.