Sentence examples for and particularly complex from inspiring English sources

The mortgage-backed market is primarily U.S.-based, over-the-counter, and particularly complex.

As a result, centre-based hemodialysis presents distinct - and particularly complex - challenges for Indigenous patients.

Table  1 illustrates that the complexity of queries, measured in terms of lack of documentation, conflicting documentation and particularly complex patient cases, is significantly associated with time consumption.

More mapping, additional functional studies, and further integration with other genome-wide approaches will continue to be the priorities for this common and particularly complex human disease.

Its testing may therefore require a battery of parallel tests and particularly complex systems toxicology approaches (Hermsen et al. 2013; Tonk et al. 2013) relative to more acute forms of toxicity.

Chronic orofacial pain (COFP) affects a reported 13% of the UK population, and is particularly complex and distressing for patients [ 5- 9].

Teams have focused especially on developing policies and strategies to retain and grow small businesses, a core economic development strategy for many local governments, and a particularly complex challenge for Gary due to population loss and resource constraints.

Contracts can be expensive, especially if multiple contracts are required; they are to be negotiated and are particularly complex.

First, expression of DO is highly specific and under particularly complex control in developing B cells.

"They can contact each other, discuss different issues, and in particularly complex issues experts provide mentoring support," stresses Sladjana Radulovic, a lawyer with Centre for the Rights of the Child.

Sickness certification in psychiatric care constitutes an increasing workload, and is particularly complex as it includes a number of new diagnoses for which the criteria are still under discussion [ 5].