Sentence examples for complicated interventions and from inspiring English sources
Traditional clinical trials are quite costly to conduct, an increasing problem when research funding is getting scarcer and scarcer, and may not necessarily be effective at evaluating more complicated interventions and their effects on complex systems (e.g., how dietary changes affect obesity and chronic disease).
RCTs are often not conducted in 'real-world' settings as reflected by the strict inclusion/exclusion criteria, performance in specialised centres and complicated intervention protocol.
This is mainly due to a strong selection bias for the use of GPI in patients with unstable presentation, and those undergoing complicated intervention.
Such different viewpoints of parents and their children might complicate intervention planning.
Yet habits emanating from these cultural factors become 'learned' instincts, complicating intervention strategies aimed at changing such habits.
UTI can complicate urological interventions and be technically classified as surgical site infection.
To model those complicated dependencies, and interventions between the inputs and multiple outputs, we represent the entire log data of a player as a multi-instance example and cast the recommendation task into a multi-instance multi-label learning (MIML) problem.
NovoSeven produces a potent haemostatic effect in bleeding events refractory to the conventional therapy complicating the cardiosurgical interventions, and substantially decreases the demand for blood transfusion.
Further, Boumendil and colleagues found that those very old patients admitted were in reasonably good health, had fewer fatal underlying diseases, and had fewer complicated surgical interventions.
The authors reported an intraoperative mortality rate of 33%, a hospital mortality rate of 83%, and no 6-month survivors and concluded that "older patients should be denied such complicated surgical interventions to conserve resources…" On the other hand, several groups have published different reports on acute type A aortic dissection repair in octogenarians.
The incubation period of BSE (Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy), or mad cow disease, in cattle is also on the order of years, which has complicated culling interventions [ 2].
