Sentence examples for complicated approach from inspiring English sources

But when it comes to entertaining at home, something he likes to do before the holiday season reaches full throttle, he favors a less expensive, less complicated approach.

Alice H. Lichtenstein, a professor of nutrition science and policy at Tufts University, said the Hegsted equation was still used and remained a "very reliable index, and an elegant and not overly complicated approach" to the study of serum cholesterol.

Navio Chief Executive Stefan Roever is taking a more innovative, and complicated, approach to the locker idea.

Saeed and Rahman [31] also solved equation (8) using the differential transformation method, but they transformed equation (8) into a system of three differential equations, which is a uselessly complicated approach to solving equation (8).

Second, by providing a streamlined protocol, it simplifies an otherwise complicated approach, making it feasible for any standard molecular lab.

The results presented here further demonstrate the viability of a sequence based approach as opposed to a more time consuming and complicated approach based on x-ray crystallography.

Other more complicated approaches applying a prewhitening of the AFC inputs have been proposed for the unilateral case [21, 22], which could also help in the binaural case.

Often, changes in expression levels on a genome-wide scale are still assessed on an individual basis, essentially resulting in long lists of genes that are found to have significant change, and sometimes the simplest approaches (as well as random guessing of results) may outperform complicated approaches.

While the roots of privacy law in the US started with a right to be let alone, modern business models, the needs of the administrative state, law enforcement priorities, and our own behavior complicate approaches based solely upon seclusion or secrecy.

One of the main challenges of this inference process is normalization, which addresses the fact that factors not of biological relevance can influence the observed intensities (Bolstad et al., 2003; Dudoit et al., 2002; Tseng et al., 2001; Wu et al., 2004), complicating approaches used to infer relationships from these data (Dabney and Storey, 2007; Rattray et al., 2006; Wu and Irrizary, 2007).

Mr. Cain said he did not know whether Pakistan was a friend or an enemy, a determination that all the candidates agreed complicated the approach to seeking terrorists and deciding on foreign aid.