Sentence examples for problematic to perform from inspiring English sources
Still, it seems to be problematic to perform large scale of analysis on FFPE because of the high CTs and limited concentration of extracts [ 14, 15].
Most diagnostic labs have already invested in the optimization of PCR assays for the genomic regions of interest; it is therefore problematic to perform this optimization again in order to switch sequencing platforms.
Tympanocentesis-based efficacy studies, even at the population level, would at least help specify how much of an overall decrease is limited to target pathogens/serotypes, but it remains unusual and ethically problematic to perform routinely, and determining vaccine effectiveness against individual serotypes necessitates large sample sizes.
"Metamorphosen" presents a specific technical challenge that has long made it a problematic piece to perform.
The calculation of the PSI score also requires laboratory, blood gas, and chest radiography data, making this a more problematic set of tests to perform in the emergency room setting.
The use of a spreadsheet to perform the calculation was problematic and could be improved through the use of an approach based on stoichiometric matrices.
However, the energy consumption caused by thermo-mechanical probe memory seems to be problematic as the entire tip needs to be heated to perform write and readout process.
Frequently, attracting talent to companies for innovation is less problematic than keeping talent on board and motivating people to perform outstandingly.
Although vertebroplasty and KP are relatively safe and easy procedures to perform, complications from these procedures can be problematic.
Despite offering many benefits (low costs, easy to perform, little equipment required), anthropometric techniques can be problematic due to their vulnerability to measurement errors and lack of reliability.
The composer's finale for the Giulietta Act, which Munich chose not to perform, is an exciting sequence that makes sense of the problematic act.
