Sentence examples similar to problematic zone from inspiring English sources

This helps in the identification of problematic zones in the area where remedial actions need to be focused.

By distributing the known lithology logs across the production zone, the three-dimensional model is a representation of what the reservoir sands are like and is a good visualization of potential problematic zones (Fig. 10).

She has consistently been more hawkish than Obama on Syria by asking for more support for the so-called moderate rebels, and in calling for a highly problematic no-fly zone.

Although aggregation error is problematic if the zone area is too large [ 19, 20], each block is small enough to allow the calculation of its centroid as the representative point of children residing in the block.

This is especially problematic in temperate zones where ecological boundaries are "fuzzy", which can be quite complicated during a consultation process involving the government and divergent stakeholder groups.

Drug availability was found to be problematic in certain zones.

Further, vegetation analyses could also be linked to habitat studies to assess prospective influences on wildlife (Blair and others 2002), and reveal the extent of invasive weeds which are increasingly problematic in riparian zones (Naiman and others 2005).

For some analysts, 2011 threatens to be as problematic for the euro zone as last year, even though the economic environment appears more encouraging.

Arguably, such drug and addiction policy will not reflect societal conditions that may improve the situation for people in the risk zone for problematic alcohol consumption or drug use.

In the fourth inning, the inability of Hill to link up with umpire Tom Hallion's zone proved problematic.

Lesion localization is particularly problematic in the transition zone because benign prostatic hyperplasia shares many of the MRI characteristics of cancers (nodule formation, mass effect and hypervascularization).