Sentence examples for putative problematic from inspiring English sources

Regions of putative problematic assembly were identified as extreme values of scaled population recombination rate relative to inter-marker distance between adjacent SNP pairs.

Just as problematic is Ms. Kellerman's putative feminism.

With the goal of understanding whether and how weediness and invasiveness evolve, empirical studies are accumulating that compare problematic lineages with their putative ancestral populations, in plants as well as other organisms (Bossdorf et al. 2005; Dlugosch and Parker 2008a).

That was the beginning of what the German theologian Adolf von Harnack called the "Hellenization of Christianity," whose relation to "the historical Jesus"—the putative peasant from Nazareth has been viewed as problematic by many modern scholars.

However, the putative 3D structure of the variant presented a number of problematic issues.

The detection of putative hybrids based on variation in relative DNA amounts was problematic due to the occurrence of aneuploidy.

Genes not fulfilling these criteria were either classified as being present in a problematic region (n = 6) or as being putative pseudogenes (n = 5) (Additional file 2).

So, in a context where Archaeplastida are not recovered as monophyletic and display a problematic internal topology, it is impossible to pretend resolving any putative endosymbiotic gene transfer from red algae toward a secondary photosynthetic lineage.

Although significant patient responses would surely be welcomed by all concerned, the low affinity of safingol and ABC294640 for their putative targets makes assignment of success (or failure) to inhibition of SphKs problematic.

Putative drugs are initially tested for impact on progression because prevention approaches are problematic.

The putative distinction between acceptable and unacceptable forms of discrimination in this context is highly problematic.