Sentence examples for problematic groupings from inspiring English sources
Phylogenetic studies exclusively based on morphology (e.g., [ 15, 24]) also yielded problematic groupings in some cases.
However Metspalu et al. [ 11], so as this study, rejects such claims as linguistic groups of India do not cluster into distinct branches of the Indian mtDNA tree, [[ 6, 10, 13], this study] calculating the beginning of expansion for those groupings is problematic, whereas lack of coding region information in Basu et al. [ 14] have lead to an over estimation of M2 frequency.
Others argued in a similar vein that the fragmentation of the health workforce through the development of ad hoc groupings of subprofessional categories would be somewhat problematic, as it would tend to result in the "de-skilling" of some professionals.
We note that our phylogenetic question is less problematic than their model, with fewer taxa overall and some unquestioned groupings (such as the monophyly of clades A, B, C, and D).
97 % identity is treated as a proxy for species-level groupings of organisms, although this definition is known to be problematic for several reasons.
Agendas and groupings have merged.
The groupings were largely random.
You now operate within groupings.
Polls give both groupings around 7% nationwide.
