Sentence examples for problematic to rate from inspiring English sources

The good practice indicators on subsidies (prices3) and cross-border broadcasting (promotion3) were found too problematic to rate during the workshop due to insufficient evidence.

But it's problematic to price breakeven rates off of market-rate rents, because only 10percentt of the city's housing stock is market-rate.

However, when considering crime in both place and time, it is problematic to identify crime rates.

For example, it is highly problematic to use a clock rate from a study which employed a calibration date, e.g., a dated vicariance event, in a subsequent study which aims to date same vicariance event as used in the earlier study [ 83].

However, it is problematic to use conventional mutation rate estimates to calculate when the j and t haplotypes diverged from a single common ancestor because a significant proportion of a KIR haplotype is coding sequence and much of the non-coding DNA may be functional.

The main weakness of the SLFS is that it allows us to investigate only 1-year time intervals and it is, then, problematic to infer longer term mobility rates from the observed 1-year rates.

The hospitalization rate is more problematic to interpret and compare, as no data regarding the criteria used for hospitalization was available.

Two thirds of the physicians (64.4 %) answered that it was problematic to assess work capacity for unemployed patients, which makes this task the one that the highest proportion of physicians rated as problematic.

The requirement for network connectivity as proposed in our method can be viewed as problematic due to high rate of false negative interactions.

That way we can concentrate on the problematic recall rate, the high number of the false positives, that parsing classical Chinese is likely to yield.

Recent bipartisan action in Congress to end the problematic "sustainable growth rate" (SGR) for Medicare payments shows that when there is common ground, the legislative branch can work.