Sentence examples for the extent of problematic from inspiring English sources

In this study, we investigated the extent of problematic text recycling in order to obtain understanding of its occurrence in four research areas: biochemistry & molecular biology, economics, history and psychology.

We demonstrate proof of concept for the approach by integrating three existing data sets containing items related to the extent of problematic alcohol use and associations with deviant peers.

In our study, compiling the concentrations of antifouling paint pollution found in boatyards complements current knowledge regarding the extent of problematic residues and the distribution of harmful substances in paint particles.

The Alcohol, Smoking, and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST; WHO ASSIST Working Group, 2002) was administered to assess the extent of problematic substance use among participants in the study.

While clear graphical glitches in the broken notifications are clear to see but less widespread, the real concerns are the extent of app crashes and problematic battery life.

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).

But they were based (through no fault of the authors) on the available incomplete and problematic measures of the extent of health professional migration because systematic data on international flows of African health workers have simply been absent.

The precise identification of individual endogenous retroviruses can be problematic due to the extent of sequence diversity observed in mutable proviruses, the level of sequence integrity once a retrovirus becomes endogenised and subject to host recombination, and the level of sequence similarity observed in closely related retroviruses (e.g. EAV-HP and ART-CH [ 3]).

Rapid screening and assessment tools allow health care providers to quickly assess the extent of patients' alcohol use, identify those with problematic use, provide them with an immediate brief intervention, and refer patients with more severe alcohol use disorders to a substance abuse specialist when available.

Telling someone its date would not necessarily be problematic, if that was the extent of Fallon's conversations with Justice Department officials.

Estimating the extent of melioidosis and its severity in ALRI is problematic due to the difficulties in obtaining microbiological diagnoses.