Sentence examples for problematic identification from inspiring English sources

The catch rate is also probably underestimated due to problematic identification.

The problematic identification of species of the Coronator Group may be causing difficulties in defining the medical importance of this group.

For the 5-dimensional system the proposed algorithm found the correct parameter set, overcoming the problematic identification of the kinetic orders g32 and h32 of the state variable X3 presented by most algorithms in the literature.

Considering both the epidemiological importance of Cx. coronator and the problematic identification of females based on morphological characters, the development of molecular markers can facilitate species identification as well as establish phylogenetic relationships within the group and other closely related species.

Often these writers explore criminal or deviant behaviour, while recognising their own problematic identifications or complicity with their subjects, as in masterpieces such as Mailer's The Executioner's Song or Truman Capote's In Cold Blood.

Ketamine was particularly problematic with identification occurring in only 18% of pills and in some instances, the colorimetric response obtained from ketamine was confused with the response from methylamphetamine.

Such problematic species identification applies particularly to "keratose" sponges, which comprise taxa of the orders Dendroceratida and Dictyoceratida (Minchin, 1900).

Surprisingly little molecular work has been carried out on Myctophiformes considering their abundance and at times problematic species identification.

To avoid such problematic species identification leading to biased patterns of host specificity, taxonomic issues such as careful species discrimination and recognition of cryptic taxa must be carefully addressed before conducting cophylogenetic studies.

These results highlight the utility of molecular phylogenetic methods in identifying independent evolutionary lineages within a group that has a long history of taxonomic uncertainty [ 3, 27, 28, 32- 35, 37- 39], and, furthermore, help identify and resolve problematic specimen identifications (i.e., fulvescens; see also [ 17, 40]).

Therefore this effect might contribute to problematic and challenging identification on individualised investigation.