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But others would be more complicated — for instance, the value of a younger teacher vs. an older, more mature one.
At a senior level the ethnic make-up of each side is more complicated; for instance, the foreign minister, Barnaba Marial Benjamin, a Nuer, has stayed loyal to the Dinka president, whereas the widow of John Garang, the SPLM's Dinka founder, is said to prefer Mr Machar.
Research suggests that wage discrepancies between men and women have to do with factors more complicated than, for instance, bias on the part of managers — and that a mandate on employers might, therefore, not be a sufficient fix.
In addition, the conclusion could vary when more complicated issues, for instance, the problem of renegotiation-proofness, are taken into consideration.
The geometrical objects can be combined in order to draw more complicated ones, for instance a square can be drawn from two triangles.
However, unequal competitive status of trees, as well as unequal effect of tree removal on the growth of surrounding trees, makes the decision more complicated than for instance applying diameter limit cutting.
While the assumption of a balanced, hierarchical model facilitates mathematical derivation of optimal measurement strategies, cost-efficiency needs to be investigated even for more complicated models, for instance designs including crossed components [ 11, 29].
There are, for instance, more complicated versions of supersymmetry that have the virtue, from the point of view of the current absence of telltale particles, that their own predicted particles are too heavy for even the upgraded LHC to make.
