However, cost per participant was high, complicating efforts to scale up the program.
In this study, the headache could not be further classified or quantified into tension-type headache or migraine, as it required a detailed diagnostic interview and a neurological examination plus a prospective diagnostic diary which is quite time consuming and complicated to be applied in large scale working place studies like the present.
It is too complicated to apply to practical large-scale fingerprint DB, and also, it cannot make any common cutover threshold for consistent filtering in RF fingerprinting (the importance of consistent filtering in fingerprint WPS is described in Section 3).
Partly because, with scale, it becomes so incredibly complicated to think how the implementation will work," Harvey says.
However, these methods are complicated, expensive and difficult to scale up.
Traylor's unconventional approach to scale often complicated the narrative and relationships within his pictures, when, for example, he would depict an enormous dog being walked by a small person.
But any attempt by weary networkers to scale back is complicated by the proliferation of Web sites like Klout and PeerIndex that are busily computing users' influence scores to rank them in an online hierarchy.
The more complicated the methodology, the more challenging it will be to scale the methodology to many metrics.
An ideal delirium screening tool for clinical use must be performed rapidly at the bedside and should not have complicated scales to calculate whether the patient is delirious.
The use of this assessment collected by telephone interview [ 8] has been validated and is comparable to more complicated scales when converted to a 100-point scale [ 9].
In response, Mr. Marder said that the Prospect Plaza project was one that was ambitious, and complicated, in scale because it involved funding from the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.
