Sentence examples for problematic reaction from inspiring English sources

For the present study, however, we assume the primarily linear lipid pathways not to contain such problematic reaction motifs.

Parents able to distinguish between developmentally normative and problematic reactions to stress and change exhibited by their children may be able to worry less and provide more helpful and well-received forms of support and guidance.

We found anxiety to be a problematic psychosocial reaction for young Fallot-patients receiving ICD therapy.

Armstrong et al. attempted to address the problematic side reactions of the aldehyde byproduct generated from nitrogen transfer reactions with oxaziridine 20.

These bring slight chemical changes, which have the potential to change the function of a protein or lead to problematic immune reactions in patients.

4e, 5a, 7b Although we found that these condensation routes to 5-aryl barbituric acids were sometimes successful, they were incompatible with electron-deficient aryl groups owing to decarboxylation and other problematic side reactions.

More problematic was the reaction of 1a with tryptophol as nucleophile (Scheme  5B).

19, 20 However, the acylation of the Hmb derivatives can be problematic, and the reaction is difficult to follow and often requires nonstandard acylation conditions.

Little attention has often been paid to social interactions (i.e., an individual's drinking behavior that is considered as problematic and a reaction by someone other than the drinker) and contexts.

OIPN remains a problematic adverse drug reaction in digestive oncology, because up to 50% of patients can be affected and to this day, no preventive or curative strategy has proven indisputably effective.

Recently, we have noted that dibromobimane has been used as a turn-on fluorescent sensor for H2S; however, this use is problematic because the reaction products of dBB with thiols also generate fluorescent bimane thioether products, thus precluding fluorogenic selectivity for sulfide over thiols without prior chromatographic separation of the fluorescent components.