Sentence examples for problematic to define the from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we start with an argument why it is problematic to define the role of network companies on the basis of the economic, legal, technological, political and policy points of view.

And in addition to being problematic to define, the matter and means of producing it is a contentious issue as well, with ecological rows raging over how we can use it more efficiently and generate it without wiping out the planet.

In a condition like LBP it is, however, problematic to define recovery as the "event" since patients often experience fluctuations in the condition or recurrences following a pain free interval [ 21].

On this view, it is problematic to define a process of political reconciliation in terms of forgiveness, because forgiving is a very private business that cannot be promoted as a policy.

The quality of SSH libraries can be assessed by examining the proportion of broadly expressed genes, although the most appropriate sets of genes to view as "housekeeping" can be problematic to define precisely [ 44].

The important second section of the exhibition, "Still-life or Trompe l'Oeil?" illustrates, primarily through examples from these northern schools, how problematic it can be to define the frontiers between sheer virtuoso mimesis and an intention to dupe the viewer.

Therefore, the fluctuating nature of psoriasis disease severity makes it potentially problematic to select one data point to define the overall disease severity in a patient.

As much as Papasifakis and his team have uncovered, trying to define the Panthers' methodology is problematic, as there's no centralized structure handing down orders of how things should be done.

Given the increasing trend toward development of target specific small molecule inhibitors for cancer therapy, it is essential to define the spectrum of clinically problematic resistance-conferring mutations to newly developed drugs.

For instance, it can be problematic even to define what is meant by 'a graduate'".

Speaking constructs, as relatively abstract entities, present themselves as problematic to accurately define, which has led to the IELTS language testing community assigning the validation of the construct as primarily an ongoing research activity.