As caring for patients with self-harm is mostly complex, professionals need to be sufficiently trained to ensure good quality of care.
The authors concluded that the prediction models of SFRC, suggested by the various studies, were mostly complex and confined to non-linear regression equations.
That suggests instead that there may be a qualitative difference between sites that tend to harbor large, mostly complex indels versus sites that tend to harbor small, often simple indels.
Glycans attached to secreted glycoproteins were mostly complex with sialic acid α- 2,3 -linked, galactose β-(1,4)-linked, with mostly core fucose.
In the centre of attention are studies on single procedures, mostly complex surgical and other interventional procedures [ 2- 11], and the intention to derive minimum volume standards.
In the same year they invested close to £800bn on a variety of financial transactions of mostly complex products many of dubious value.
Since, operations over encrypted data are mostly complex along with being time-consuming and big data is high-volume and needs us to mine new knowledge in a reasonable timeframe, running operations over encrypted data can be termed as inefficient in the case of big data analytics.
Thus, the solutes in xylem sap are mostly complex organic substances, sometimes of a specific nature; for example, nicotine synthesis takes place in the roots of tobacco plants, where nitrogen is incorporated into compounds that have moved to the roots through the phloem as sugars.
Industrial systems are mostly complex and considered as repairable.
Modern Industry systems are mostly complex systems with a highly sophisticated level and with high potential for effectiveness and efficiency.
