However, clinicians' familiarity with this score and its inclusion in widely endorsed CAP guidelines might partially compensate for its complexity.
These issues are symptomatic of a larger failure of nerve, as Bintley too often opts for comedy or stage spectacle, as if to compensate for the complexities of his story and score.
Today's fixed-line telephones are relatively simple devices, and mobile-phone handsets compensate for their added complexity with the convenience of mobility, so there appears to be no acute need to change the status quo.
In contrast, for small loads, the advantage might be too small to compensate for the additional complexity when compared to the underlay strategy; for example, in the case of a single-antenna primary system, we observed an advantage factor of just 1.15 (see[36]).
The two libraries, bis-sol and bis-gel, were amplified on magnetic beads by emulsion PCR (ePCR) according to standard SOLiD protocols, with the exception that additional dATP and dTTP was added to the aqueous ePCR phase to compensate for the low complexity of the bisulfite converted libraries.
To address this issue, we propose an enhancement to the G.1070 model wherein the encoding bitrate is normalized by a video complexity factor to compensate for the impact of content complexity on video encoding.
Consequently, the proposed encoder-side SI estimation technique is not warranted in this case, since the limited gain in RD performance does not compensate for the increase in complexity.
The reduction in complexity of the mapping job due to the small fraction of reads that were initially mapped to contig termini would generally compensate for the increase in complexity due to the inclusion of the entire current assembly as a "mappable" target (a target/region to which reads can be accurately mapped with a given informatic tool).
There is a trade-off between within class model complexity and number of classes where more classes can compensate for a less complex within class structure [ 25, 26].
While the occupancy grid method was a computationally inexpensive way to generate an approximate representation of the map, it was unable to compensate for the contradiction between the complexity and roughness of the grids, rendering it unsuitable for use with a low precision sensor like an ultrasonic range sensor.
