Sentence examples for more complicated achieving from inspiring English sources
Trevor Benjamin says that as the application gets more complicated, achieving the correct level of compromise also gets more difficult.
What is more complicated to achieve is validity: only indexes from participating processes can be decided.
With more complicated curves he achieved very impressive results, including the infinite expression now known as Wallis's product: Research on the determination of tangents, the other subject leading to the calculus, proceeded along different lines.
A simple definition of poor prognosis based on raised initial levels of serum tumour markers alpha fetoprotein (aFP) and human chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG) proved at least as useful (sensitivity 80%, specificity 55%) as other more complicated systems in predicting failure to achieve long-term survival.
Such models are invariably more complicated that their single-locus counterparts, but achieve greater realism.
In food industry, pre-treatment of all surfaces is more complicated, so the combination of phages in a cocktail to achieve biofilm eradication is more realistic.
While a healthy diet and exercise are the ubiquitous guidelines for achieving and maintaining healthy weight, the solution may be more complicated.
But while the app's success shows what an online service can achieve, tackling the practical issues of consumption, and tourism, are more complicated.
In doing this, he achieved his aim of preventing maritime insurance law from becoming more complicated.
Colbert is more complicated.
