Sentence examples for complex to integrate from inspiring English sources

There are so many different flavors of OpenStack that it can make it complex to integrate.

Led by Intel, Microsoft and Cisco Systems, the personal computer industry has become a byzantine establishment afflicted everywhere with overshoot products such as huge software-operating suites, gigahertz microprocessor chipsets, motherboard mazes, proliferating network interfaces and communications protocols too complex to integrate into smoothly performing systems.

However, even in this simple case, it is not straightforward to calculate the amount of innovation in the economy, because it is very complex to integrate Q due to the existence (at least a priori) of non-linearities in the model and due to the shape of f.

BS: Is a sector as big as health care too complex to integrate innovation on such a large scare?

Upon phosphorylation on serine/threonine and tyrosine residues, SLP-65 nucleates the formation of multimolecular protein complexes to integrate numerous BCR-signaling events.

Energy efficiency is a complex topic to integrate into higher education curricula, with limited success internationally or in Australia.

Current evidence suggests that the cellular architecture of the hydrozoan battery complex functions to integrate sensory cues from the environment into the precise regulation of cnidocyte discharge [ 22- 25].

Similarly, Gohlke et al. (2009) developed a network of complex diseases to integrate molecular pathways associated with both genetic and environmental factors.

It is now clear that other E3 ubiquitin ligase complexes contribute to integrate Nrf2 activation within different forms of cellular stress [ 13].

This article reviews current knowledge of the structure and enzymatic activities of the MR complex and attempts to integrate biochemical information with the roles of the protein in a cell.

The success of these methods suggests that complex methods attempting to integrate multiple data sets do not necessarily lead to better performance than simple yet robust methods.