Sentence examples for more complex considerations from inspiring English sources

While there are admittedly deeper and more complex considerations also contributing to this persistent dilemma, these general observations cannot be refuted on their merits, and their existence does not help to remedy the problem.

Messaging in public awareness programmes is therefore subject to more complex considerations.

Whittington's research, which she will supplement with a longitudinal study, is part of a larger and more complex consideration of the impact of digital reporting tools on regional media that forms the basis of her ongoing Phd thesis.

As microcontroller operating programs become more complex, consideration must be given to the best method of organizing the program response to input, memory management, and output timing.

For the majority (61%) of non-accepted surrogates, the discussion considered economic evidence in the form of a model or cost-effectiveness results – suggesting a more complex consideration of a product's value (OR for economic evidence with a non-accepted versus accepted surrogates: 4.1; p = 0.007, Table  3).

These more complex discussions and considerations could not have been reached without a deeper understanding of the cultural implications of developing information resources within this setting.

We finish with the argument that while scientific information on the ecology of the North Sea has played an important role in initial site selection of Dutch MPAs, final delimitation of the five candidate sites seems to have been based on a wider and more complex set of considerations.

In multi-core systems with several levels of shared/local caches the situation becomes more complex requiring the consideration of cache coherency and false sharing of data.

These data became even more complex taking into consideration the heterogeneity of estrogen receptor expression between different DTC of the same patient.

While placement of patients on the surgery waiting list is in reality more complex, taking into consideration patient preferences and fulfilment of requirements for surgery, in the model they are allocated an operation using a simplified first in first out rule.

Obviously, the rules that make up all of the breaths and contemplative pauses on Reflection are even more complex than simple tonal considerations.