We believe that these data are consistent with previous data from non-elderly diabetic individuals because the non-HDL-C level is a reflection of the effect of triglyceride levels, and hyper-triglyceridemia, complicated with metabolic syndrome, occurs more often in non-elderly than in elderly people.
You're still in the world of text and text, even hyper-linked, is not that complicated.
The proposed scheme offers systematic design method for the synchronization of a class of discrete-time hyper-chaotic systems, which implies much complicated high-order chaotic systems can be used to improve the security in chaos communications.
Determination of the molecular first hyperpolarizability by hyper-Rayleigh scattering (HRS) is usually significantly complicated by a presence of the multiphoton excited fluorescence which has to be separated from HRS to obtain a meaningful values of the hyperpolarizability.
In addition, as shown in dataset3 of this table, we can find that sequence orders can be broken in complicated websites that have a lot of hyper links.
It seems to reflect a kind of life — traditional, rural, organic — that our hyper-complicated times have left far behind.
entitled "Black Moods" by Gabriel Ramin Schor, Rhizome has made a Black MIDI mix based on a device used in the 40s that created hyper-complicated compositions on pianos before the MIDI machine was a commonplace technology. .
I introduce myself, and immediately, things are complicated: I called her by her maiden name [upon which she objects:] 'No, no, no (screaming), that's not how I'm addressed, I'm called Mrs Blah Blah Blah.' Moreover, it's a long and hyper-complicated name.
The media's role was complicated by the fact that revelations uncovered by professional reporters, once published, became engulfed in a toxic fog of hot takes, opinion masquerading as reporting, and hyper-partisan competition.
