Surgical procedures, such as local and remote tissue transfer, which are designed to modify this cell-deficient, poorly vascularized environment, have proved very successful but are often complex and costly.
The content of interventions varied from provision of tailored self-help materials, to individual counselling or group programmes, but was often complex and poorly described (see online supplementary table S1).
We have to try to make our fundraising messages clear, but it is often complex to explain".
But science is often complex and difficult to understand while our intuitive suppositions are often simplistic and erroneous.
This full integration of ecological and evolutionary dynamics has advantages when debating the degree to which ecological and genetic changes underlie observed phenotypic trends, but the model output is often complex, and efficient interpretation and communication of such models involve nontrivial challenges.
The supply chain for chemical distribution is often complex, but Agilis aggregates supply and demand and facilitates transactions on behalf of all parties involved, from producers to distributors to buyers.
The etiology of FTW is often complex, but an imbalance in the demand placed on the inspiratory muscles used to generate inspiratory pressure during tidal breathing and their maximal pressure generating capability (Pibr/Pimax) has been implicated as a major contributor to this problem [ 3- 5].
Interestingly, one study of the relationship between erosion, soft drink consumption and reflux disease found the consumption of Coca-Cola® three times per week to be the dominant factor in the development of molar erosion [ 24], but the interplay of factors is often complex.
But the formula for solving great international problems is often complex, requiring unusual alchemy.
Fecal contamination in stormwater is often complex.
