The influence of age as a patient characteristic is however difficult and complex to grasp and might be reflected in many other, in part competing aspects: Younger age may simultaneously mean a tendency towards higher activity, higher ability to compensate for a ligamentous deficit, better healing, less weight, higher expectations, a more physical strenuous profession, etc.
The caregivers expressed their perception of the health care services as multi-faceted, hierarchical, and unpredictable and sometimes too complex to grasp.
The potential of using a model for such an evaluation is that the evaluation can be made in a much more systematic and objective fashion, since complex interaction networks quickly become too complex to grasp using classical biochemical reasoning.
But now that it begins to be accepted that the re-election of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was hardly out of the realm of possibility, not to mention accurately predicted by independent polling groups, we may be able to take a sober look at what is really happening on the ground in this country seemingly too complex to grasp.
This counter-intuitive dynamic is well understood by mental health experts, but is too subtle and complex to be grasped by the Johns, or the general public.
It is no use the government telling governing bodies to recruit a better social-economic and ethnic mix of volunteers if the material that has to be dealt with is so weighty, complex and difficult to grasp.
More complex and harder to grasp is the difference between this year's and last year's M.V.P. Winning is such an effective deodorant, covering up the odor of a missed practice or 20 in Philadelphia just as easily as it makes people embrace a plain vanilla All-Star in the small Southwestern market of San Antonio.
17 Whether however this argument works in practice depends on how complex and difficult to grasp the various options are, on how the relevant information is presented, and on how well-equipped different women are to comprehend the information.
The TBC model has proven to be complex enough to grasp the important reactive processes.
Compared with international counterparts (e.g., in the US and the UK), the tax burden in Sweden is higher, and the EITC rules are less complex and less difficult to grasp.
This might seem an outrageous claim, but it makes more sense when you consider that research reveals that, in an anti-Black world, Black children are more likely to be associated with primates--monkeys--than are other groups of children, and thus Black children are viewed as more violent, more uncontrollable, and least able to grasp complex ideas.
