On the other hand, it bodes ill for worthwhile measures that are inherently complex — and for good propositions stuck near the end of the ballot, such as the plastic bag ban. .
The stuff isn't that inherently complex in the hands of an effective politician.
One key reason for government regulation of insurance is that the product is inherently complex, making it hard for most consumers to understand in advance what a given policy will actually cover.
Although this may be true for placebo-controlled drug trials where everything except the active substance is the same in the two comparison groups, this is generally not possible for an inherently complex intervention such as circumcision to prevent HIV infection, in which behavioral factors can interact with the medical procedure to influence the outcome under investigation.
We make no apologies for the complexities, since social phenomena are inherently complex, particularly when indirect effects as well as direct effects are taken into account.
The acquisition protocols for dMRI are inherently complex, which require fast gradient switching in Echo-Planar Imaging (EPI) and longer scanning time.
Since chaotic systems are inherently complex systems, fuzzy modeling provides an appropriate representation for such systems.
Building adaptation, retrofitting and preserving optimal environments for artwork and exhibit preservation are inherently complex, multifaceted tasks.
For, although simple in some ways, policing is inherently complex and deeply connected to the mood of the times.
Overall, rheological analysis confirms to be a valuable tool for monitoring polymer degradation even in case of inherently complex systems such as nanocomposites.
Yes, the issues being tackled here are inherently complex, idiosyncratic and, at times, volatile, but these games absolutely must exist if for nothing else but to elicit the resultant discourse.
