Sentence examples for problematic to compare from inspiring English sources

Carole Puls, a spokeswoman for Eli Lilly and Co., which makes Zyprexa, said it was problematic to compare large groups of medications because there are differences between the drugs in each class.

Unfortunately, these measures are not defined by standard accounting rules, and so they can be problematic to compare across firms.

However, besides possible differences in species sensitivities, it is always problematic to compare laboratory studies with field data.

The fact that ACA plan premiums have been much too low to cover insurer expenses is another reason that it is problematic to compare face value premiums of ACA plans with pre-ACA individual market plans.

But in my opinion, it is problematic to compare those earlier reports with this UK-based study because birds, especially owls, have vastly different uses and cultural significances in India and Indonesia, so demand for owls in those countries stems from a variety of cultural uses (i.e.; traditional "medicine") that are not comparable to the UK owl trade.

While it can be problematic to compare our standards of justice and equality to those of another historical setting, let's just say that if we look closely, Yusuf's spiritual tradition vs. degenerate modernity binary is a little more complicated than he wants it to be.

The aim of this study was to gain knowledge about GPs' experiences of sickness certification regarding frequencies of sickness certification consultations and aspects they found problematic, and to compare this between Sweden and Norway.

The results suggest that even with carefully designed tasks, it is problematic to directly compare scores from initial tests and retests.

This is problematic when attempting to compare results between studies using different accelerometers, or using the same accelerometers, but different criteria for activity counts.

In addition, the long-term stability of the described formulation was problematic, thus objectives to compare immune function, evaluate PBMC AKT-mTOR axis modulation and determine if rapamycin treatment is active in dogs with measurable metastatic disease was impracticable.

Another problematic issue when trying to compare results from in vitro model systems or between laboratories using similar culture systems is that a number of media constituents, including several that have been used routinely as supplements or solvents, are inducers of CYP enzymes (e.g. tryptophan, ethanol, DMSO, metyrapone) (LeCluyse et al., 1996a).