The LHC result seems problematic for the minimal supersymmetric model, as the value of 125 GeV is relatively large for the model and can only be achieved with large radiative loop corrections from top squarks, which many theorists consider to be "unnatural" (see naturalness (physics) and fine tuning). Some researchers seek to reconcile the current situation with the concept of "stringy naturalness", where the Higgs mass is pulled via string landscape effects up to 125 GeV and sparticles masses pulled beyond the current LHC reach.