Sentence examples for groups complicated from inspiring English sources

Olson exposes the Internet's underbelly to chronicle the groups' complicated, winding history.

Comparing of patients characteristics from two groups (complicated and uncomplicated) was done by using chi-square test.

So if a group is more homogeneous at baseline, it is also likely that the changes from baseline will be more homogeneous, making comparison between the groups complicated.

The comparison between the two groups (complicated vs. uncomplicated CAP) showed no significant differences for baseline characteristics: age (median 3.1 years, IQR 1.81 – 5.76), sex, daycare attendance, passive tobacco exposure, and pneumococcal vaccination (p > 0.05).

We calculated the area under the receiver operating characteristics curve (AUC-ROC) for the SLD ratio 43/37°C to discriminate between the two groups (COMPLICATED vs CONTROL).

HOW do Kenya's many ethnic groups complicate elections like this one?

In the United States, the great diversity of cultures and socioeconomic groups complicates the task of forming normative drinking patterns, deviancy from which might point to alcoholism.

The question of whether to include 501(c) groups complicates the effort, and the six-member commission, three Democrats and three Republicans, appears divided on the issue.

Although large variation in the ecological distinctiveness of different killer whale groups complicate simple differentiation into types, research off the west coast of Canada and the United States in the 1970s and 1980s identified the following three types: Resident: These are the most commonly sighted of the three populations in the coastal waters of the northeast Pacific.

In modern husbandry, animals are kept in bigger groups, complicating the observation of individual animals.

This lack of a statistically significant difference between the exposed and unexposed groups complicates the interpretation of the results.