Qualitative research is also used with trials of drugs and devices, which are not classed as complex interventions, because researchers perceive complexities related to the trial conduct, the environment in which the trial takes place, or the patient group that the intervention is aimed at [ 12].
BFHI is a complex innovation, and the perceived complexity of implementing and evaluating BFHI is reflected in the number of studies that have trialled one or two components of the BFHI, for example the introduction of professional education to support breastfeeding [ 23, 36] and skin to skin contact in the first hour after birth [ 37, 38].
Furthermore, their perceived series often proceeds from simple to complex and often equates highest perceived complexity with most human-like.
Because of evolution's perceived complexity, many individuals argue that such a complex process must have some sort of central "drive" or control and that elements of randomness and chance (e.g., mutations occurring) have little part in such a process.
Alternately, a chemically complex substance could have either a small or large perceived complexity, depending on whether it produces a small or large number of different receptor responses.
He also mentioned the perceived complexity of Small Business Administration applications.
Researchers need not be put off by the perceived complexity.
As long as people perceived complexity, they'd work harder.
On the other hand, it was hypothesized that perceived complexity and perceived impressiveness would have a linear relationship, with perceived complexity increasing and perceived impressiveness decreasing as the complexity level changed.
One of the iteration discussed is aimed at reducing the perceived complexity of the system.
The key finding was a disconnect between perceived complexity of injury and treatment.
