By selecting the "Customize" tile, users are able to add, multiply, or subtract variables, allowing for creation of more complex combined variables.
Fully addressing this goal will likely require development of new techniques to address more complex combinations (e.g., combined exposure to organophosphates and arsenic would not be addressed using the current approach).
Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, claiming superior experience as the leader of the state with 1,200 miles of the border, advocated a more complex strategy, combining fencing and surveillance technology with "a lot of boots on the ground".
But this was the period when Calder was beginning to take many of the disparate ideas about abstract art he had formed during seven years of living in Paris and play with them in much more complex ways, combining his mobiles (a name given to the creations by Marcel Duchamp) and stabiles (a term coined later by Jean Arp) in a way that became his signature.
Wire quality control tests and fabrication and service performance simulations are often more complex, even combining these tests modes.
(And no, it doesn't make them more complex by combining all of these possibilities; no clear character for either one emerges).
The shift in the F-I curve to lower current values in ACSF1 cannot be explained with the same logic and is probably a more complex effect combining modulation of the activity of ion channels.
Joint moments can be calculated by inverse dynamics when performing more complex analysis combining force plate and kinematic measurements [ 92].
Although both models have been functionally validated, they are not exclusive and more complex scenarios combining the steps cited previously have been devised [ 15, 25].
The first gene to be associated with PCCD was SCN5A, and indeed some SCN5A mutations may be associated with more complex phenotypes combining characteristics of BrS, PCCD and LQT3, the so-called 'overlap syndromes'.
