The phrase "are not too complex" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is relatively simple or easy to understand, often in comparison to something more complicated.
Example: "The instructions for assembling the furniture are not too complex, making it easy for anyone to follow."
Alternatives: "are fairly simple" or "are not overly complicated."
It suggests that there is a fair amount of self-organisation, which means that it might be easier than we thought to build not just pituitaries, but also other organs from embryonic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells – as long as they are not too complex.
For structural and geomorphic mapping, polarimetric ALOS PALSAR-2 data can help significantly if the settings are not too complex.
As long as the code changes are not too complex for the running environment, Dynamic-Link Libraries (DLL) files will be compiled from the integrated development environment (e.g. Visual Studio) and reloaded at editor runtime.
For human pedigrees, this approximation will not cause many problems because in general human pedigree structures are not too complex.
It takes domain experts, technological understanding, and good taste to arrive at adequate domain models that are not too complex.
If the number of actors involved is comparably small and if the behaviours to be influenced are not too complex, direct regulatory governmental interventions designed to solve the problem might be more successful than if the situation involved a larger number of actors (individuals, organizations and sectors) and behaviours.
Users can try BaseKit for free or build a full website with unlimited pages, starting from £5 a month or $8, which could work out at very good value for turning around jobs that aren't too complex, quickly.
That to me is not too complex".
The challenge is to develop a cost-effective system that's suited to the pace of clinical work and is not too complex to set up or use, he says.
It is not too complex nor is it too simple; it has a closed form solution that can be easily solved and accurately matches the experimental data.
On the upside, data is, for the most part, arriving when needed and is not too complex.
