Sentence examples for set of problematic from inspiring English sources

This view reflects a set of problematic assumptions, including beliefs that Jerusalem produces a contest between maximalist claims that only power can resolve.

I acknowledge that for this type of dual analysis to be deemed reliable, an inter-rater reliability measure would need to be applied, preferably involving collaborative analyses by various SFL transitivity experts of a set of problematic clauses.

To find the full set of problematic structures, the entire database should then be searched for additional instances (e.g. all those structures with a 180° bond angle as shown in Figure 5).

One of the great dangers of the seemingly never-ending media coverage of the Republican presidential circus is that it facilitates the steady drip into the popular consciousness of a set of problematic conservative assertions that any serious progressive politics needs to question and refute.

Since it can be extremely difficult to determine who exactly has the erroneous genotype within small families [70], we set genotypes of problematic markers to missing for every individual within each family containing a Mendelian inconsistency; this needed to be done for only one SNP (rs859705 in part 3) in one family.

Nevertheless, a gold standard negative set of interactions remains problematic.

This also applies to the large and even more problematic set of issues concerning data security and data utilisation.

I will offer a set of policies that, although problematic in the current political climate, must be adopted if we are to fend off a crisis.

The researchers also delved into possible explanations for why some babies had the problematic set of gut microbes, finding that those children were more likely to be boys and to grow up in a household without a dog.

A second, much more problematic set of Lukács' commitments becomes explicit in the writings between the 1930s and the 1950s.

Chiang also has an explanation for another discovery of Kepler's: superpuffs, a rare and equally problematic set of planets that have a smaller mass than super-Earths but appear huge, with a puffed-up atmosphere making up 20% of their mass.