Validating the rubric also demonstrated that the various problems posed to students within STEAM activities, compounded by the contextualized nature of learning and instruction in K-12 classrooms (where students, structure and resources vary greatly), complicate effective use of the rubric.
The lawmakers, who serve on the House Appropriations Committee, called the second round of sequestration a legislative gambit that would complicate effective governance.
My solution was extremely complicated, yet effective, and I will try my best to summarise it for you: Ask them to use smaller garbage bags.
Unfortunately, vast inter-individual differences in dose requirements complicate their effective and safe clinical use.
But there's another factor complicating the effective use of safety-related information beyond the traditionally bothersome, cumbersome, and time-consuming process of collecting it, he says.
Among the factors complicating an effective diplomatic response are Trump's failure to appoint key diplomatic and ambassadorial posts ― including top nuclear positions at the State Department and even the ambassador to South Korea, said Alexandra Bell, senior policy director at the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation.
The extensive crosslinking of ESMs with desmosine and isodesmosine complicates the effective characterization of the membranes and precludes the separation and analysis of its component proteins.
Between- and within- species differences in the capacity to metabolize and eliminate drugs and other xenobiotics from the body are typically substantial, complicating the effective use of drugs, as well as minimizing the ability to predict the adverse consequences of environmental pollutants.
The multitude of regulatory mechanisms complicates the effective unraveling of cis- and trans-acting factors.
Low-affinity interactions between transcription factors together with the generation of sufficient ESC material for biochemical purification complicate an effective search for interaction partners.
