Sentence examples for complex to address the from inspiring English sources
Each theory must be proved by more fundamental theories even though those theories are much too complex to address the higher level problem directly.
For patient-centered care to be informed by an ethic that is sufficiently complex to address the wide range of issues encountered, it is necessary that the limitations of the current approach be widely acknowledged (in practice and theory).
There is also a need to explore molecular docking's capability to accurately score and rank peptide binding modes with HLA-drug complexes to address the diverse number of possible co-binding peptides.
We are tired of being told that the housing crisis is too complex to address, or that the market is the best means of allocating resources, or that the answer lies with not-for-profits.
Mr. Graham has been working for months with Mr. Kerry and Mr. Lieberman to fashion a complex measure to address the nation's greenhouse gas emissions and try to wean the nation off fossil fuels.
An outline and the results of the development of an early stage prototype - which will form the foundation of a more complex system to address the aforementioned technological challenges identified in the literature survey - will be given.
The prevention of gender violence and HIV requires complex interventions to address the underlying and interacting social, cultural, economic, political and biological mechanisms.
In particular, we discuss a new computational approach to elucidate complex pathways and to address the practical challenge of combinatorial complexity in pathway inference.
Today's study offers a more complex analysis that seeks to address the 2007 criticisms.
Their complex depictions fail, however, to address the multifaceted shifts in economic realities, trust, legitimacy, and agency underlining these "dialogues".
The forthcoming green paper on social care support needs to address the complex questions about the share of responsibility between the state, the family and the individual.
