Sentence examples for complicated to count from inspiring English sources

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.

Douglas A. Kellner, an elections commissioner from Manhattan, acknowledged at the hearing that the turmoil at the Board of Elections -- its offices are less than two blocks from the World Trade Center -- would complicate efforts to count the vote, and could result in a delay in the reporting.

So they've stayed in the already overflowing hospital morgues, complicating efforts to count the dead.

Population counts are expensive and complicated to conduct, he noted.

The cysteine-histidine count was used as the main feature to create the tree branches, but the tree was too complicated to be able to draw meaningful rules.

"It's complicated to describe.

It's complicated to explain.

The term "hacker" is complicated to parse.

Sounds a little too complicated to me.

Was it logistically complicated to get there?

"It wasn't that complicated to me.