Sentence examples for theoretically problematic from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, problematic tweets get automatically flagged, and then manual review should catch them before they are published.

Vitamin D replacement in critically ill patients is theoretically problematic.

While this is not theoretically problematic, the low response rates typically seen in physician surveys raised the danger of an imbalanced response rate between blocks.

Moreover, Peterson [ 8] stated that the NIMH promoted Research Domain Criteria (RDoC), i.e. a mechanistically and neurobiologically oriented new approach to psychiatric nosology, is still "premature, … theoretically problematic and its measures psychometrically untested".

One of the major drawbacks of IR is the longer reconstruction time, which can theoretically be problematic in the emergency setting.

The tendency to use non-specific wording is theoretically less problematic where there is a proxy, but there is evidence that proxies make wrong assumptions.

Establishing that the test is theoretically supported is problematic, because validity is essentially locatable on a cline with on-going activity and evidence-based argument determining a test's position to a lower or higher degree on the continuum.

I suggest that empirically straightforward and democratically legitimate exchange values may be a more powerful input to public policy decisions than theoretically correct but empirically problematic estimates of mean willingness to pay.