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("Hon" means book, and "katta" means bought. Verbs come last in Japanese). An alternate version of the sentence, however, is "Taroo-ga hon-mo katta". Here, mo comes after "book" and changes the sentence's meaning to, "Taro bought a book, too". In this case the alternate construction adds complexity in Japanese by telling us Taro bought a book in addition to other activities.

The presence of a distinct intrarenal RAS adds complexity in interpreting its role in the progression of CKD.

The shadow health secretary Andy Burnham, who used to be health secretary when Labour was in government, told the BBC: "I personally always had doubts that a private sector solution would work, more than that I didn't want one," adding "the market in my view adds cost and adds complexity in the delivery of care, these solutions in the end don't deliver".

International travel, representing 684 million passengers in 2009 [ 7], adds complexity in preventing and reducing rapid transmission of infectious diseases across borders.

That programmes rarely fit within prevailing conceptualisations of 'integrated' or 'vertical' and that formal delegated authority may vary across settings adds complexity in that measurement tools may have to be quite context-specific to capture nuances.

A voice-based interface would be similar, and would also have the advantage of skipping any kind of visual interface, which, as mentioned above, only adds complexity if presented in tandem with an audio equivalent.

This increased levels of intermittent resources adds complexities in power system operations.

The mixing of reinforcing materials incurs cost due to fibers of superior mechanical properties and adds complexities in determining the macroscopic mechanical properties.

"There is added complexity in bringing two very large, successful organisations together," he said.

According to manufacturing considerations, adding complexity in design may not be favorable for practical purposes.

The production of sea ice exopolymers is not always coupled to algal growing seasons, adding complexity in detecting primary marine aerosol components.