Sentence examples for so it is problematic from inspiring English sources
" " The reason being that our roads are not good and so it is problematic to travel with them [pregnant women] on such roads, that is not good for their health".
For example, a father (Farmer, 35 yrs., NR) who preferred homebirth delivery argued, " The reason being that our roads are not good and so it is problematic to travel with them [pregnant women] on such roads, that is not good for their health.
A trial principal investigator (PI) explains this further: Regulatory authorities have no clear guidelines so it is problematic getting approvals.
FGD-1 PPT-1, Trial PI Regulatory authorities have no clear guidelines so it is problematic getting approvals.
Most ESAGs do not show any significant homologies to other genes present in the genome databases; so it is problematic to speculate about their functions.
The measurements in this study, unavoidably, are averages across all cells of the embryo, so it is problematic to correlate a change in gene expression with a lack of change in chromatin modifications: these may be occurring in different cells.
The representation was not well settled, so it's problematic, even if you had a reasonable electronic representation, how was best to transport it to others?
So it's problematic that the man in charge of U.S. environmental regulations doesn't think his agency should focus on working toward that goal.
"So it's problematic that we still have people in the community who have not been allowed to gain access because they're limited English proficient".
In light of prevailing law on marriage, consent is fundamental, so it's problematic to regard the union as forced in these cases".
There does however need to be evidence that the psychometric characteristics of the PRO instrument are such that there is confidence that changes in scores over time with the application of treatments with some efficacy can be detected [ 10] and that the measurement error (or noise) is not so large that it is problematic to observe meaningful changes in patients' health status.
