Sentence examples for complicated weight from inspiring English sources

Being compared with the existing approaches, the main advantage of the proposed approach is its simplicity for implementation, which avoids complicated weight function selections and the numerical optimizations of the existing approaches.

It is the Turkish word for melancholy, but hüzün has a more complicated weight than the English term.

For men who work out only their upper bodies and Nordic women not the pretty kind of Nordic women this plan comes with access to all of the most complicated weight machines, as well as permission to give other gym members unsolicited advice about strengthening their core.

For men who work out only their upper bodies and Nordic women — not the pretty kind of Nordic women — this plan comes with access to all of the most complicated weight machines, as well as permission to give other gym members unsolicited advice about strengthening their core.

Technology could either help to bridge or complicate weight management practices in primary care.

58 59 Mirtazapine is often suggested as an alternative, 49 but its use is complicated by weight gain 60 and somnolence.

Evaluating neonatal growth is complicated because weight declines during the first few days after birth, mostly because of water loss, before starting to increase (Macdonald et al, 2003).

Notably, LMF is also implicated in human cancer cachexia, as it is found only in patients with gastrointestinal tumours that are complicated by weight loss (Groundwater et al, 1999).

20 While it has been shown to improve the long-term prognosis in patients with T2DM, treatment with insulin therapy is complicated by weight gain, which may delay initiation of this treatment in patients not maintaining glycemic control on oral drugs and/or intensification of dosing to maintain control in those already receiving insulin.

However, the costing of pediatric antiretroviral therapy is complicated by weight-based dosing recommendations which change as children grow.

Aligning sequences with significant insertions and deletions is complicated because weighting the choice between maintaining an ungapped but nonhomologous alignment vs. positioning and sizing of gaps is difficult (Cartwright 2009).