Sentence examples for complicated in terms of from inspiring English sources

"These policies were followed in this case, which was complicated in terms of care and diagnosis.

"The concept of evolving into a multimedia operation appears simple in concept but is very complicated in terms of execution," said James C. Goss, an analyst at Barrington Research.

Schottenheimer's tightly structured system was complicated in terms of verbiage and presnap motions, but in execution, it had a lot of either-or reads that allowed Sanchez to spend more time dialing in on one or two specific targets.

While it is true that illnesses such as schizophrenia and bipolar disorder are not infectious diseases caused by a single pathogen, they are as "real" as hypertension and diabetes, and similarly complicated in terms of causes, symptoms and treatment.

"[It's] just complicated in terms of what such a regime would look like".

Since each frame of an animation consists of multiple layers, characters are complicated in terms of shape and structure.

Our world is more complicated, certainly in terms of art, which has come to function as an all but liquid currency of ballooning excess wealth.

"It's a very complex, quite messy, homemade Heath Robinson affair, so what's happening is scarily complicated, but in terms of the hardware I'm taking out, it's all in one box.

"What is normal is a hugely complicated question in terms of psychiatry," Frith goes on: "The downside is if you pursue this thinking, there will be no extra help for autistic people".

Just as the input tuples are more complicated both in terms of quantity and length in this real world example, the resulting association graph is much richer.

But look, it's an incredibly complicated movie in terms of the number of logistics.