The most problematic framework in Africa is usually a reliable set of laws, and Mwai thinks systemic e-governance can work against local corruption (no word on what it will do at the top, however). "Digitization removes the basis for irregularity and corruption," somewhat the way monitors improve the conduct of elections, he says.
As a consequence, the gene histories for a large majority of their genes are discordant, which means that the traditional tree of life model is very much a problematic framework to study microbial evolution.
Not only is the political system in something of an authoritarian mood, but the new constitution – probably unwittingly – actually entrenches much of this problematic legislative framework.
The pace of new and emerging science and technology (NEST) is problematic since legal frameworks and ethical discourse simply cannot adjust quickly enough to the new dilemmas brought along with research and innovation.
As direct inferences from descriptive data to normative conclusions are problematic, an ethical framework is needed to determine the relevance of the empirical data for normative argument.
Opioids then become an option, but a decision to prescribe opioids may be become problematic in the framework of Choosing Wisely, which suggests limiting diagnostic evaluations for back pain at least initially.
Deviation from an accepted theoretical framework is problematic and requires explanation, such as the explanations offered for the division of cognitive labor.
It was to do so by paying attention to the theoretical "problematic," or background ideological framework in which the work was generated, by analyzing those passages where a philosophical concept had to have been in use but was not made explicit, and by noting and explaining where and why one theoretical pronouncement is in contradiction with itself or with another passage.
However, this ethical framework is problematic because it does not address the moral, religious, or cultural concerns that donors may have about how their donations are used concerns we refer to as "non-welfare interests" (NWIs) (Tomlinson 2013; Tomlinson et al. 2014).
Applying active ageing to a mere economic or physical framework is problematic for several reasons.
Still, the majority of these frameworks are somewhat problematic, because they focus on intervening in planning, policy-making and decision-making at a certain moment in time.
