Sentence examples for complicated counting from inspiring English sources

But the board has concocted such an overly complicated counting process that it took an extra day to report 100 percent of preliminary returns for the few races in this week's primaries and special election.

Under a complicated counting method, he said, second-, third- fourth- and even lower-place votes for a movie could push it onto the best picture roster.

In the end, Mr. Kan won by a comfortable margin of 721 points to Mr. Ozawa's 491 points, under a complicated counting system that assigns different weights to votes by lawmakers, local officials and rank-and-file party members.

Therefore, nematodes were left to recover for up to 48 hours before being scored, the exact time being dependant on how quickly the recovering individuals started to produce progeny, which would complicate counting.

Most of these analyses produced substantively similar results, and so we used the 0-1-2+ coning based on a review of the variable's natural distribution among this sample, the need to distinguish between single-visit users and other users, and high zero inflation which complicated count models.

In a race that will lack a clear winner even after a victor has been declared, picking a spoiler turns out to be as complicated as counting votes.

Note that it is more complicated to count the over-predictions and under-predictions for a system containing both single-location and multiple-location proteins.

Many such issues complicate the counting and assignment of hydrogen bond acceptors and hydrogen bond donor groups.

Scholarly and modernist disdain aside, the reception of Rachmaninoff's music has been complicated on other counts over the decades.

One factor sure to complicate the tournament — not counting weather, which could cause another delayed men's singles final — is the impact of the Olympics on the health and fitness of top players.

They often provoke very frequent coughing which may complicate the simultaneous cough counting.