Secondly, the sampling of mothers with their offspring complicates the examination of male dispersal via mtDNA variation, because pre-dispersal males, carrying the mtDNA variant of their resident mother, would weaken the predicted effect of higher male mtDNA variation.
The suggestion that depressive symptoms among nondiabetic individuals also increase the risk of diabetes complicates the examination of the effect of diabetes on depression, because this association may be bidirectional (2).
This is because the very complex and viscous synovial fluid matrix can easily 'hide' the pathogenic crystals, which complicates microscopic examination and/or the use of other sensitive instrumental methods.
The data presented in this study support, but do not prove, that p22 targets COPII vesicle trafficking; this is further complicated by the examination of cells by immunofluorescence primarily at 24 hpt, which may not reflect steady-state localization.
The large average number of false junctions (about 400) relative to a true one tends to complicate our examinations, which leads to relatively large fractions of information deficits.
However, the interpretation of clinical examination is complicated, because of the difficulty in measuring the quantity and exact wavelength of light to which an individual has been exposed, as well as the length of time over which an injury has been progressing [ 54].
Whether BSE could be successfully promoted to help women perform early self-detection examinations was complicated by too many external effects, instead of looking more seriously at women's feelings and the efficacy of BSE.
The Maxillofacial region being one of the most complex areas of human body, fractures in this region are often accompanied by gross swelling and lacerations which further complicates the clinical examination and obscures the underlying skeletal injury.
We can say far less, however, about what was consumed by whom and in what proportions and this complicates any fuller examination of the differences in diet between faith communities.
I agree that, as Lewinsky writes, that the dynamics that delivered a young White House intern into an intimate relationship with the president are "very, very complicated," as is our larger examination of those dynamics in circumstances that may be nationally, or just personally, movie-sized. .
