Sentence examples for are considered too complex from inspiring English sources

But research by AvMA suggests half of all cases currently taken on would be rejected by solicitors because they are considered too complex and "risky".

But when schools in England do refer pupils to mental health services because their needs are considered too complex to be managed "inhouse", more than half, 54%, report that the referral system is ineffective.

Some prognostic scoring systems with performance status, clinical symptoms, and biochemical parameters help to guide accurate prediction, such as the acute physiology and chronic health evaluation (APACHE), yet are considered too complex for general clinical use [ 6].

For many governments the issue of HRH is not a priority: on one hand planning and regulation are considered too complex due to the political nature underlying the issue; and on the other, investing in the creation of information systems is considered very expensive and offers no guarantee of providing expected benefits [ 2].

Such methods offer a means of performing realistic calculations on objects that have hitherto been considered too complex to represent.

The reconciliation process is handled differently by translation companies and the approach initially proposed (independent third party reconciles the two forward translations) was considered too complex by many of them.

None of these studies, however, considered the effects of indirect land-use changes, and though land use impacts were acknowledged, estimation was considered too complex and difficult to model.

Nine quarterings on a shield was considered too complex for a national symbol, and by 1915 a push had begun to design a new coat of arms for Canada.

This procedure was considered too complex for the three complexes with homotrimers/homotetramers (1KKL, 1RLB and 1N2C), and therefore, these complexes were excluded beforehand.

The southern section, separated from the northern section by a 10+ km-long lava isthmus, was considered too complex due to a small town located on the southern end and the presence of multiple invasive herbivores and plants (Figure 2).

Previously, the NWS algorithm was considered too complex for general use in environmental health research (Smoyer-Tomic and Rainham 2001).