The part of the sentence 'complexity of the procedure' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where a certain task has many steps involved, or is difficult to complete. For example, "The complexity of the procedure made it difficult to complete the task in time."
"I think it's partly to do with the complexity of the procedure.
"And in virtually every instance the complexity of the procedure or the tax consequences make the conversion not worth doing".
Yet along with the enthusiasm come pressing questions about safety, cost and the complexity of the procedure.
The indices are relative ranking methods that add up parameters without considering the difference in the magnitude of the hazard, complexity of the procedure, or expert opinion.
At private clinics in eastern Guangdong, where a prenatal scan is offered for $4, the abortion of an unwanted female can be arranged the same day for $15 to $120, depending on the complexity of the procedure and the "gift" required by staff members, villagers say.
Because of the immense complexity of the procedure and the difficulty of finding appropriate donors, heart transplants are performed only as a last resort in patients with end-stage heart failure or irreparable heart damage whose projected survival with their own heart is only a few weeks or months.
These sequential studies adapted the PrePex device placement and removal procedures to minimize the complexity of the procedures, and optimize clinical outcomes and patient satisfaction.
These reports emphasize the importance of minimizing radiation dose to patients during interventional cardiology procedures by taking into account the operator's experience and complexity of the procedures.
The presence of multiple patient transfer moments, the different specialties and types of personnel involved, and the complexity of the procedures may render these disciplines more prone to errors and adverse events [ 2, 3].
However, the complexity of the procedures used to render wild-type mice immunodeficient, a combination of surgery (thymectomy) radiation and/or drug treatment, meant that this approach was not widely used until the introduction of the mutant nude mouse.
The pre-existing rudimentary classification used in our breast centre to facilitate administrative tasks such as preparing operative reports was successfully expanded, refined and placed on a systematic basis that reflected the complexity of the procedures.
