Sentence examples for more complicated analyses from inspiring English sources

In more complicated analyses however, they'll use external consultants.

Some of the more complicated analyses could take up to 72 hours to complete, she said.

The disadvantage is decreased control and more complicated analyses.

At other points, he considered more complicated analyses in which beliefs amount to the possession of certain psychological states bearing causal or other relationships to the objects they are about, or the tendencies of believers to behave in certain ways (see, e.g., IMT, 182 83; HK, 144 48).

Some features are easily extracted (e.g. PFIRST, LFIRST and IMP), whereas others require more complicated analyses (e.g. SSI, CONJ and ACTION).

This truncation of data can be adjusted for [ 13], but we believe that little additional precision can be obtained by such more complicated analyses.

If the user is also interested in (perhaps more complicated) statistical analyses other than multilevel modelling then he/she could choose WinBUGS.

The PAPR for an FBMC symbol is slightly more complicated to analyse. Figure 3 illustrates the overlapping nature of FBMC symbols with K = 4 [8].

With regard to our analysis, they suggest that (i) our example might represent natural selection rather than sexual selection and (ii) the consequences of sexual selection to fisheries-induced evolution may be more complicated than our analyses might have indicated.

Start with this passage from Andrew Sullivan's moving eulogy, in which he explains how Thatcherism turned out to be "a much more complicated thing than many analyses contain": Thatcher's economic liberalization came to culturally transform Britain.

More complicated mechanics was needed when analysing responses of braided composites to cycling loading.