Sentence examples for drastically complicates from inspiring English sources
As discussed in [31] and [33], this situation drastically complicates the fitting of AAM-like models.
The reason for this result is that especially lower leg landmarks are prone to non-stationary shape movements and non-discriminative texture information, which drastically complicates standard AAM fitting but can be handled well by augmented AAMs.
When approaching more physiological systems, the combination of a heterogeneous, multi-component structure (and non-affine deformations), complex feedback mechanisms down to the molecular scale (e.g. force-dependent cross-links), and out-of equilibrium properties (e.g. motors or polymerization) drastically complicates a profound understanding of network mechanics and organization.
Severing direct trade decimated its weaponry during the 1980-88 withwIraqIraq, denied Iranian airliners the opportunity to buy new aircraft for decades, helped weaken the Iranian currency, and drastically complicated attempts to modernise the country.
Although blood vessel shear forces and protein micelle interactions drastically complicate predictions, it is feasible that under ideal conditions micelles could circulate above their critical micelle concentration; their size, above the renal threshold, could extend circulation time.
[C3.] Revenue Falls at Vivendi Universal Vivendi Universal reported second-quarter revenue fell drastically, further complicating its much-scrutinized auction to sell its United States entertainment assets.
But the radio rules complicated things drastically: without this, it would have been solved immediately".
The report goes on to say that although globalization complicates this model drastically, "reducing benefit dependency and raising employment rates," "capping the welfare state and enhancing efficiency," and "giving priority to the young and investment in the future" are ways of fitting the model to the present day.
Allowing for unobserved heterogeneity in the treatment effect would complicate the analysis drastically.
That has changed drastically now; it is now much, much more complicated.
The bureau's budget has been basically flat since it was created in 1982, even as drilling activity in the deep-water gulf has drastically increased and the technology has grown more complicated.
