Sentence examples for problematic to separate from inspiring English sources
"It would have been very problematic to separate the bogs of the middle, since the bogs are so dependent on the water supply," Ms. Byers of the Conservation Foundation said.
Although we were aware that it is quite problematic to separate these nested RCT from the non-RCT, we nevertheless decided to do so.
Smoking exposure is known to carry its own health risks, and when the cancer survivors and controls are not matched on this variable, it may be problematic to separate the effects of cancer treatment from those of smoking exposure.
A more pragmatic definition based on the duration of AKI is similarly problematic because determining the correct cutoff point to separate any two entities is impossible.
It would be in the interest of public policy for the regulators to separate the nonperforming assets and problematic parts of the company from those that should and can continue.
Conventional membrane processes using external loops to separate liquid products from liquid media are problematic, because the cells/enzymes are unnecessarily subjected to shear stress, O2-deficiencies and fluctuations of the reaction process.
The truly problematic nature of the law is that our Constitution is designed to separate public purposes from private liberties, not hold one hostage to the other.
One response to the problematic is to separate evidentialism from the hegemony of epistemology.
However, the alkylation reactions proved problematic leading to the formation of significant quantities of quaternary ammonium salts as side products, which proved difficult to separate from the tertiary amines by column chromatography.
Particularly problematic for Trump's team: the insults he lodged at Brzezinski — "neurotic," "not very bright," "very insecure" — are the kind of personal insults that are hard to separate from Brzezinski's gender.
