Visual representations in journal articles are both more frequent and more complex than those seen in textbooks (Rybarczyk, 2011).
"Relational cases are more frequent, more human and more complex.
But it has also changed frequent flier programs into more complex businesses, where fliers are just one of the constituencies carriers are trying to please.
But he also noted that as the upgrade game becomes more complex, frequent fliers accustomed to routine invitations to the first-class cabin are learning that the fare they pay inevitably has an influence, even on carriers that still provide equal-status miles to passengers on the cheapest fares.
Errors were more frequent in reports of more complex studies, and the error rate correlated with the length of the report (longer reports contained a higher rate of errors per report) [45].
Using the Quotient® ADHD System to measure movement, children tested on medication spent significantly more time sitting still, had fewer position changes, traveled less distance in their movements, had smaller area of movement, had less frequent movements, and had more complex movements at both T1 and T2.> -wrap-foot> *Significant p-value alpha level of.01.
As the game progresses, the dances become more difficult, with more frequent changes in tempo and more complex rhythms.
However, it has become more complex and frequent in the interaction between RRH and BBU and resource scheduling among BBUs in cloud.
Strategic planning in the 'post-net' era creates new challenges for senior management, due to the need for faster speed of strategy planning and implementation, frequent, significant environmental changes, and more complex organizations.
These results were expected given that more frequent relapses likely indicate a more complex, refractory disease course that may require more involved management, including costly hospitalizations.
