Manual selection of optimal image processing parameters may become complex, time-consuming and unfeasible when there are a large number of images and particularly if these images are of varying qualities, as could happen in batch crystallization processes.
"We are concerned, however," the letter added, "that as time passes, the political situation at Lincoln Center may become complex and adversarial and that future members of the board of directors of Lincoln Center who did not personally know Avery Fisher or our family may seek a change in direction in a manner that could seriously prejudice our family".
On one hand, the use of multiple control groups could lead to inconsistent results with the different control groups, and proper analysis may become complex [ 1].
Several aspects may become complex treatment choices in elderly patients with epilepsy; therefore, physicians should pay attention in the management of seizures and epilepsy in this age-specific group.
However, given the extensive data available electronically in the EHR and the logic capabilities of a modern DSS, it may become practical to implement far more complex models than those traditionally used in clinical practice.
Without it, life may never have become complex, differentiated, and capable of giving rise to intelligent organisms like us.
However, if you own a home and plan on keeping it, planning how to care for it in your absence may become more complex.
The commissioning of BCG may become more complex if it becomes the responsibility of Clinical Commissioning Consortia.
Templates embody the expert's knowledge on the domain and his/her ability to understand and answer questions, but designing these templates may become a complex task since it is usually carried out manually.
For Mr. Obama and his successor, managing that fear may become as complex as managing Iran.
