Sentence examples for complicating assessment from inspiring English sources

Soil erosion rates in alpine regions are related to high spatial variability complicating assessment of risk and damages.

Targeted therapies may have both a cytotoxic and a cytostatic effect, complicating assessment of response to treatment.

We speculate that better medication has reduced cardiovascular mortality, complicating assessment of associations with risk factors including air pollution.

The other variants, G1656D, R1835P, and E1836K, however, showed poor agreement between the different functional assays, complicating assessment of the true impact of these mutations.

Cutaneous T cell lymphoma is a chronic condition with insidious onset that may be misdiagnosed as AD, complicating assessment of a true lymphoma risk associated with TCIs.

As such, toxic inhalants may partly exhibit their toxicity by lowering the threshold for secondary triggers, complicating assessment of their risk.

Such care generally requires a physician to determine that a child is within the last six months of her life, should her condition follow its normal course a complicated assessment to make in pediatrics.

Other neuropsychiatric manifestations associated with PD, such as cognitive decline, also complicate assessment of depression.

In some ecosystems, such as woodlands, the role of fire is poorly understood because mixed-fire regimes complicate assessment of landscape level fire return intervals and successional pathways.

But even when scientists start to look for a toll in the benthos, Chakrabarty worries that their incomplete knowledge of species abundance there will complicate assessment of the oil's impact.

"His ankle is still very swollen, which complicates assessment, but the Everton medical staff have confirmed that there is ligament damage in the area," the club said on its website.