Some questions were partly complex, i.e. they comprised more than one research question (e.g. 'Should patients be encouraged to do exercise training, and if so, what intensity and duration should be aimed for?').
What makes Maine wild blueberries so special is partly their delicately complex flavor and partly a high antioxidant content one of the highest of all fruits and vegetables, according to a number of peer-reviewed publications.
The left-hand wing of Lord Holford's St . Pauls-precinct complex is partly completed.
This is partly because, as a complex organisation, the NHS is not susceptible to quick fixes (to quote Ackoff again, the only problems that have simple solutions are simple ones).
Preclinical studies have shown that the 89Zr-DFO complex is partly unstable in vivo, resulting in release of 89Zr and subsequent accumulation in mineral bone tissue.
As Griffith explains, this is partly because of the complex nature of the evidence relating to its existence, but it is also a consequence of the Red Bull's lowly reputation and association with citizen audiences.
This is partly because CPP is complex, its causes often inexplicable; partly because sufferers tend to find the attendant problems embarrassing to raise with doctors and partly, some maintain, because the condition affects women more than men.
This is partly explained by the complex metabolic profile of cyclophosphamide and incomplete understanding of which compounds are involved in clinical response and toxicity.
That is partly because the technicalities are complex; and partly because policy makers fear that if they come down too hard on such a crucial industry, their economies will be driven even deeper into recession.
If Europe takes decisions slowly, it is partly because of Germany's complex federal structure and messy coalition politics.
