Sentence examples for problematic in view of the from inspiring English sources
Washington has suggested that Turkish membership in the S.C.O., a security organization viewed as an anti-American bulwark in Central Asia, might be problematic in view of the Turkish role in N.A.T.O.
This is particularly problematic in view of the current lack of clear evidence for future security of supply problems.
In this context, DSM-5's (and ICD's) non-recognition of pure mania and hypomania as diagnostic entities remains problematic in view of the accumulating evidence.
Most of these studies, however, are most problematic in view of the patterns of recorded mtDNA alterations between putatively matched tissues, which are more akin to the result of sample mixing [19], [20], [21].
Stop consonants have been chosen because they are assumed to be particularly problematic in view of the fast transitions involved.
This is particularly problematic in view of the very limited financial capacity in this group to cover long-term medical treatment costs, which can push a household below poverty line.
Vampire Bats can be especially problematic in view of their possible colonization in warm climates and their dependence on a diet of blood, thus necessitating their biting vertebrates, including man and domestic animals.
For example, DCF fluorescence can be elevated by mitochondria-leaked cytochrome C. The application of DCF and DHR123 for the detection of ROS produced by Cr VI) is also potentially problematic in view of their susceptibility to oxidation by synthetic Cr(V) complexes.
However, this risk probably cannot be judged problematic, in particular not in view of the general conservativeness of nonparametric jackknife and bootstrap estimates in phylogenies [ 14, 16, 26, 27], which in general should more than counterbalance this slight effect; at least it does so for the dataset analyzed here.
Not surprisingly, in view of the high incidence of life-threatening infections and heavy antibiotic use, resistance has become very frequent and problematic in intensive care units.
Evidently, the best-worst distance in the maxdiff formulation is expressed in terms of cardinal utility, a problematic property in view of microeconomic theory [17, 34].
