As we extracted multiple outcome measures, it was complex to evaluate this item in some cases.
Group interventions for family caregivers in palliative care could be considered complex to evaluate because they include several components [ 23].
Therefore, it is useful in an area where the geological structure is not complex, to evaluate the continuity of subsurface fault structures using the first horizontal and vertical derivatives of gravity anomalies.
Museum educational experiences are especially complex to evaluate if compared to scholastic ones because in a museum, inputs and variables are more numerous and different and contexts are less formal; communicative didactic strategies are individual; and students' reactions are more personal, free, and unpredictable.
In the current economic scenario, with its high levels of uncertainty, it is more complex to evaluate either the projects planned by the company or its investments, especially those connected to research and development.
Nevertheless, the relationship between these effects is too complex to evaluate and varies with the type of agent, the time of exposure, and the dose of the toxic compound [ 13]. Figure 1 shows the cell viability compared to different plant extract concentrations.
(The main exception is when there are adverse effects on third parties — what economists call "negative externalities"). As a result, when a policy is complex, hard to evaluate and disruptive of private transactions, there is good reason to be skeptical of it.
DACH1 immunostaining patterns proved to be complex and were evaluated as follows.
However, SRMD rehabilitation may be complex both to formulate and evaluate, and the care process of deciding which treatments to combine in the rehabilitation of individual patients may not be straightforward.
Given that the immune response to sepsis is complex and difficult to evaluate with single analytes, high throughput technologies such as multiplex PCR have substantive utility for the clinical development of a diagnostic test that is capable of evaluating perturbations in circulating gene expression profiles, and thus determining the status of the patient's immune system.
Released unheralded by a studio that had lost confidence in it, "The Forbin Project" (1969) is about a supercomputer called Colossus that is empowered to decide whether to launch a nuclear missile strike, since the factors involved are too complex to be evaluated in the time available by a human mind.
