Sentence examples for more complex schedules from inspiring English sources

In the next step, more complex chemotherapies containing a higher number of cytotoxic drugs or more complex schedules are modeled (scenarios 18, 26 29).

For as long as they could, they also kept Miranda in public school, but by sixth grade, coordinating multiple teachers and a more complex schedule proved impossible.

This mode requires more complex scheduling schemes in the access point.

Cash management of more complex scheduling environments, such as jobshops and flowshops, is also of great practical value.

Many of these techniques show how to reduce a problem with rejection to a (potentially more complex) scheduling problem without rejection.

From the beginning, they've wanted to become an "anytime, anywhere" fitness resource, but the Web continues to be the venue of choice for more complex schedule, discovery, and social tools.

Note that we chose to disable the queries instead of opting for more complex scheduling algorithms as discussed in Section 'Related work'.

Although there are currently only two thimerosal-containing vaccines (TCVs) recommended for pediatric use, parental perceptions that vaccines pose safety concerns are affecting vaccination rates, particularly in light of the much expanded and more complex schedule in place today.

The uplink scheduling is more complex than downlink scheduling.

During the 1980s and 1990s, standard first-line chemotherapy was intravenous 5-FU with the biomodulator leucovorin (5-FU/LV), with practice in the USA favouring bolus administration schedules (Poon et al, 1989) while in Europe and the UK the less toxic but more complex protracted infusional schedules were common (De Gramont et al, 1997).

More complex medication dosing schedules have been shown to negatively impact adherence in glaucoma patients [ 3, 30- 32].