The pattern obtained through the comparison between patients and doctors' scores was slightly more complex for expectation items.
As women's rights and opportunities have increased, it seems reasonable that women in industrialized countries have internalized ever more complex and optimistic expectations, and judged reality against these.
A second, slightly more complex set of expectations relates to the Hemi-SNP calls.
Sometimes, tax deductions are more complex than your expectation as described above.
Interestingly, the cellulases induced by these feedstocks are more complex than our expectation, as revealed by their high diversity.
A Swedish analysis of national discharges from 1978 82 reported more complex data on life expectations at given ages.
However, the notion "out of expectation" shows a far more complex pattern than "close to expectation".
The Cochrane Collaboration's review results indicate that: PtDAs improve knowledge by about 14% (a mean difference of 13.8 out of 100; 95% CI 11.4 to 16.2; n = 26 studies), with greater knowledge gains with more complex PtDAs; and improve realistic expectations by 74% (relative risk 1.7; 95% CI 1.5 to 2.1; n = 14 studies), more so when the probabilities are expressed in numbers than words.
As noted by Orr (2000), this leads to the so-called cost of complexity, an expectation that the more complex the adaptations, the lesser the adaptive step will become, and consequently the rate of evolution will decrease with increasing complexity, eventually coming to a halt at very high levels of complexity.
Sometimes this issue of balance is reflected through gender roles, both in basic issues of equality – when it comes to housework, for instance, as Alison found – and in more complex issues of conditioning and expectation.
