Sentence examples for complicated by for from inspiring English sources

You can easily make it more complicated by, for example, breaking it down into smaller time periods, thereby capturing more of the intermediate values.

Such comparisons have the advantage that the variation discovered by resequencing and Y-STR genotyping on a lineage share the same history, so testing of reliability is not complicated by, for example, choice of a particular demographic scenario in a simulation.

We sought to explore to what extent the presence of cardiometabolic and cardiovascular risk constitutions differ between pregnancies complicated by small-for-gestational-age (SGA) infancy, preeclampsia (PE), or a combination of both.

Capital gains tax has been complicated by discounts for those who hold equity for longer, combined with the hangover for companies from the old regime whereby only real gains were taxed, and another complex regime for small businesses.

Much of the conversation around the "crisis in higher education" is needlessly complicated by nostalgia for a premodern university.

At the beginning of the 21st century, family law and the notion of family itself was further complicated by calls for acceptance of same-sex marriages and nontraditional families.

In the overall population, 84 patients presented signs of sepsis (63%%) complicated by shock for 27 patients (32%% of them).

D. Behr et al. reported that it is complicated by inhomogeneity for E1 and transition of InAs and E1+Δ1 of GaSb [14].

Ratcliffe (2000, 675) noted that aoristic analysis is complicated by crimes for which trange is greater than 24 hours, while Gottlieb et al. (1994, 417) suggested that such crimes be removed before estimating tactual by any method.

Larger animal models of HBV infection are available but are complicated by requirements for specialized housing and ethical issues.

Treatment of bacterial infectious diseases is also often complicated by comorbidity, for example, co-infection with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), extended duration of chemotherapy and diagnostic delays.