The current management of patients with MDR/XDR-TB is extremely complex for medical, social and public health systems.
The complexity of operating in scores of countries, however, would make B Corp's certification process extremely complex for a company such as Unilever, and becoming a B Corp would take considerable time.
Even when the human and economic impact is not so serious, the management process itself is always extremely complex and demanding for the actors involved in it (Cardona 1997).
The rebels in Sierra Leone have proven themselves particularly vicious and are skilled at using women and children as human shields, making the task for forces fighting them extremely complex and creating the temptation for troops to kill civilians in order to kill rebels.
Unfortunately, the IUPAC nomenclature system for carbohydrates is extremely complex, and unlike the IUPAC system for amino acids, peptides, and proteins, it is not suitable for many glycomics applications.
The mechanisms underlying AF are extremely complex, and the current strategy for treating and preventing AF is suboptimal [ 1, 2].
Accurate scheduling of elective theatre cases to maximise operating efficiency is extremely complex, as the time required for identical procedures can vary dramatically.
Without this city permit, this type of dredging is extremely complex and expensive for the individual and marina operator.
The care of children with chronic diseases can be extremely complex and the cost is high for children and their families in social, psychological and economic terms [ 6].
The demonstrated dynamic spatio-temporal regimes in the generation of passively mode-locked fibre lasers delivering stochastic pulses reveal new possibilities for experimental studies of extremely complex and the diverse nonlinear physics behind their operation.
