Sentence examples for problematic to fit from inspiring English sources
The XRD spectrum of sample S2 was more problematic to fit. Figure 5b shows the data modelled by a uniform GaAsBi layer of 5.8%, as determined by the HAADF-STEM analysis, ignoring the Bi rich clusters, and a relaxation of the GaAsBi layer of 6%, as determined by fitting the XRD curve; this would be reasonable if the clusters were not coherent with the rest of the GaAsBi matrix.
Maybe they are just too busy attaching themselves to transgender celebrities and media personalities such as Laura Jane Grace, Laverne Cox, and the problematic Caitlyn Jenner to fit it into their schedules.
This is problematic because it appears to fit just as well (or badly) as the log-linear model.
I might be pulling out my pretty, metallic corset on occasion from here on out, but just don't see myself dutifully strapping my body into it daily in order to fit a problematic ideal.
It can certainly be argued that the choice of 16-state models is problematic because it is difficult to fit these models to real data due to their parameter richness and heavy computational costs.
Others, however, believe that our choice of means to intervene matters morally and that psychosocial and environmental approaches are sometimes preferable because of their net effect on the developing child and/or because they get to the root of the problem rather than merely altering the child to fit a problematic environment.
The extraction of mindfulness from its Buddhist roots to fit a western mould is also proving problematic, withthe mainstream secularised version being offered by many businesses being labelled "McMindfulness" by critics.
However, bigger objects are problematic as you have to slice them a bit to get them to fit and, unlike the Makerbot, you don't have much room to print multiple objects on one plate.
Ronald Zubar is too error-prone to fit that bill, and may be needed at full-back where Kevin Foley's lack of pace can be problematic.
While one may wish to fit standard regression models to every possible 2-, 3-, or n-way combination of SNPs, this approach becomes problematic for several reasons.
