The study described here is deemed complex according to the dimensions of complexity provided by the Medical Research Council, 12 which includes the number of groups or organisational levels targeted and number and variability of outcomes.
We propose a framework below to address this need, which represents generalizable dimensions of complexity that provide the ontological basis for complex systems.
At the complex end of the scale and including multiple dimensions of complexity, several models have genetic detail, including mating and inheritance of quantitative traits, and ecological feedback (e.g., Dunlop et al. 2007, 2009; Thériault et al. 2008).
S-ERP system adds new dimensions of complexity, including new data types, new sources of data, and new stakeholders.
However, different dimensions of complexity (goals, variables, dynamics, interconnections, and uncertainty) impact on the different stages of policy delivery (goal formulation, stages and degrees of implementation) in various ways.
However, the puzzling data emerged from clinical, epidemiological and experimental studies have added several dimensions of complexity; the current landscape is inherently limited to the weak information on the influence and interdependence of endocrine, paracrine and autocrine regulation in the retina, but also in the brain.
A good diagnosis of the two dimensions of complexities will allow family businesses to apply effective remedies to both increase the chances of survival and grow profitably.
Hawe et al. [ 30] suggest that the most important dimension of complexity is frequently not the complex intervention itself, but rather the context into which it is introduced.
Ontario's proximity to American production centers and its colonial ties to Great Britain add a dimension of complexity to the context of film reception.
