Sentence examples for problematic interpretation of from inspiring English sources

The report quotes Patrick Philbin, a senior Justice Department lawyer involved in the review, as saying that because of the urgency of the situation, he had advised Mr. Bybee to sign the memorandum, despite what he saw as Mr. Yoo's aggressive and problematic interpretation of the president's broad commander-in-chief powers in trumping international and domestic law.

In this text he takes a polemical stance against the problematic interpretation of the function of art by orthodox Marxists.

However, these peaks were below the preset threshold of the computational analysis and were not discussed in [36].We should also mention that many ARS reside within short distance from gene promoters thus adding to the problematic interpretation of such weak signals.

Some of these include: the difficulty that persons with ASDs have in performing the tasks used in fMRI studies in a way that is comparable to normal subjects; the heterogeneity in persons with ASD who are enrolled in research studies; and the problematic interpretation of findings from cross-sectional studies of persons with ASDs who belong to differing age groups.

Yet because of the problematic interpretation of clinical trial data that was not inherent in its basic structure, alternative treatment goals have arisen, including a reduction of LDL by 40% (in patients where LDL reduction could not reach the 100 mg% goal) or a reduction below 70 mg% (in very-high-risk patients those with prior cardiovascular disease or acute coronary syndromes).

That's not to say that terrorists aren't dangerous, that it's Islamophobic to fear radicals, or that there aren't deeply problematic interpretations of Islam.

However, this result was based on problematic interpretations of the anatomy of systellommatophorans, such as the fact that they supposedly lack a pneumostome and a lung.

Issues of data collection integrity threaten functional findings, leading to problematic interpretation and decreased replication.

This complexity renders problematic the interpretation of biomarker results, and it differs between practitioners or centers.

Also, the chemical-induced destruction of endogenous beta cells is not always complete, rendering problematic the interpretation of long-term transplantation studies with exogenous islets.

This "Jumping PCR" generates apparent rare allele calls that could be problematic in interpretation of sequence data from outbred animals or human populations, but for sequencing studies using inbred mice, this type of low-frequency artifact is readily distinguishable from the expected homozygous allele calls.