Sentence examples for problematic to carry out from inspiring English sources
A longer-term study would be extremely problematic to carry out with this system because of changes in resident composition through time (although for a different approach see [21], [22]), but might reveal different patterns.
Similarly, I consider it as problematic to carry out re-assembly kinetics in such a manner – the bands are barely visible and only become convincing after adding an approx. 6fold excess of soluble SNAREs, and kinetic resolution is poor.
This protein behaviour proved very problematic when we attempted to carry out SPR measurements of Norrin R121W mutant binding to Lrp6.
Asked by the DCMS committee whether the ICO has adequate powers to carry out its responsibilities Denham flagged a problematic gap in her "information notice powers" — noting that while the ICO can make a formal demand for information, organisations are not compelled to disclose the requested data (though they can be prosecuted for not doing so).
Such trials are potentially problematic, however, in terms of ethical issues associated with the necessity to carry out repeat mammography.
Traditional ways of identifying differentially expressed genes, such as the t-test, are problematic in studying time-series data since there is a need to carry out hypothesis tests on individual time points.
A new unit to house the most problematic inmates at New York City's Rikers Island jail will open this week as the facility continues to carry out a programme of reform.
"Those provisions are very problematic, and we strenuously object to inclusion of such restraints on the agency's ability to carry out its mission as guided by science and the law," said McCarthy.
"He learned to carry out tasks efficiently".
He both celebrated and despaired of them, and his work essentially represents an ongoing investigation into problematic relationships – between the conflicting sides of the self; men and women; races and societies; competing ideologies; nature and technology; high and low culture; language and meaning – and a sustained attempt to carry out this investigation in an original, meaningful way.
