In Folk and Freudenstein (2014), this section was the most problematic group for phylogenetic inference; there was weak or no support for all relationships in the section, and at best moderate support for the monophyly of the section as a whole.
The kitschy use of the children's choir, mercifully only in the first and last sections, is problematic, but the rest is thrilling.
In the research process a candidate well is selected and the properties of the used cement slurry in a problematic section of the well are tested in the laboratory.
Among the speech sections only 2 out of 40 sections were problematic, where in one case the speech was excerpted from a TV soundtrack with background music, and the other contained strong background noise.
Such interventions, such as court-ordered C-sections, are especially problematic when similar interventions would not be imposed on parents to save a born child's life (such as a court-ordered blood transfusion); this inconsistency suggests a bias against pregnant women's decision-making capacity.
Whilst this has the advantages that we described in that section it is problematic in that DIF cannot be described in terms of the scoring of the scale [ 28, 29].
As we shall see in this section, it is extremely problematic for the wider purposes of establishing Anomalous Monism.
This was the case for Hirini Melbourne's Forest & Ocean; interesting people would buy this CD, tucked away in the World section (problematic as he was an Aotearoa artist), and eventually I gave it a listen.
It turned out that taking the simple mean of these individual estimates, as described in Section 3, was problematic.
More problematic are the sections that suggest a lapse in the sensitivity and sense of proportion so evident elsewhere.
