Sentence examples for problematic scale from inspiring English sources

Although comprehensive data sets are lacking, we suggest that this equation is applicable to precipitation of other sulfate minerals that are problematic scale formers, such as barite, celestite, and anhydrite.

Fast fashion operates at an unsustainable, problematic scale because of our consumption habits.

The subjects raised several questions about the NRS and had more difficulty correctly identifying the number that denotes "no pain," suggesting that the NRS may be a more problematic scale for use in this population than the FPS-R.

This conceptual model might also be applied in other cases of problematic scale-fragment evolution.

Our scaling forensic approach highlights the critical interaction of natural and technical (operational) conditions with regard to an increased carbonate scaling and steel corrosion potential and associated problematic scale-fragment development.

The most problematic scaling lay with the B1+ level in that there were different degrees of overlap between B1+ and B1, B1+ and B2 level.

If we take a closer look at the problematic scales and items revealed by our analyses, it may seem as if some of the items are not conceptualized in an adequate way.

As genetic crosses were done with a wider variety of genetic strains, this became problematic to scale.

This should be combined with on-site observation and testing to identify any potentially problematic macro-scale issues associated with restoration mortars, particularly in relation to moisture transmission and retention.

In light of the MFRM analysis, it can be concluded that descriptors at the top level (i.e., C1 in the CEFR/CSE 8 in the CECR) were clearly separated and ranked as expected while the most problematic overlapping scaling lay with the intermediate levels (i.e., B1, B1+, and B2/CSE 5, CSE6, and CSE 7) - indicating the difficulty that participants experienced in ranking the intermediate levels.

However, comparing values between patients and the general population can be problematic with scales that have been developed in a hospital setting, but is not the case for the DUKE.