Nevetheless, many of the ad hominem arguments that appear in everyday discourse remain problematic, notwithstanding such attempts to accommodate them.
An alternative approach to §9, which attempts to accommodate the problematic passage without emendation, is offered in Ginsborg (1991).
Our findings of patients' and GPs' willingness to understand low mood as something explicable for a person in adversity, and to reframe anxiety as a potentially protective personal characteristic, are in keeping with a joint attempt to accommodate these otherwise problematic emotions in a way which avoids showing weakness or threatening the doctor-patient relationship.
This issue is expected to become increasingly problematic as the number of spots on microarrays expands to accommodate the entire genome.
In the era of Obamacare with a promise to transform the health and wellbeing of children and families across America it helps to understand the problematic and discriminatory compromises that philanthropists and government made to accommodate segregationists in the South and religious zealots who rejected the teaching of science a hundred years ago.
The elevated design efficiency of Raindance is attributable to their ability to adjust primer position and amplicon length to accommodate repetitive sequence and other potentially problematic features, such as local extremes of GC content.
Jenkinson thinks the reason so few bassists lead bands is 'because the typical bass player's mindset is to accommodate, not dominate.' Virtuosity, he believes, can prove problematic.
The installation sector being not willing to invest in specialising in decentralised CHP technology and therefore lacking service provision to accommodate potential users of the technology is also problematic.
As a result, a high-density algal photobioreactor system creates an unnatural environment that microalgae have not evolved to accommodate and the metabolic control that does exist is problematic.
An auditing firm that knew that its contract had a defined time horizon -- say, five years -- would have far less incentive to compromise its standards to accommodate a management whose accounting practices were questionably aggressive or problematic.
Though Farrell and the activists discussed types of procedures to accommodate Biomax's desired samples – something which could be ethically problematic – the activists and Farrell do not discuss the exact cost of such samples.
