The modeling of oral health data is rather complex, since these data generally do not present normal distribution.
They are designed for "gluing" applications together rather than implementing complex data structures and algorithms.
It is appealing that such a simple model accounts for a rather complex set of data.
This allows for the capture of rather complex patterns in data, and their expression in the form of transparent grammatical rules [ 30].
The web site was designed primarily for the purpose of giving the user an opportunity to quickly search for phylogenetic relations among sequence strains and perform at integrated data rather than to provide complex data analysis capabilities, which are implemented in the BiologicalNetworks application, which can be downloaded at http://www.BiologicalNetworks.org.org
The nonlinear character and the usually large number of parameters in biological mathematical models make model identification from experimental data a rather complex task.
However the nonlinear character and the usually large number of parameters make model identification from experimental data a rather complex task due to the multimodal character of the problem and/or the poor practical identifiability.
Comment: For migraine without aura, the interpretation of available data is rather complex as some studies reported that migraine without aura is associated with an increased risk of ischemic stroke [10, 18, 19] whereas in others the association was not confirmed [11, 15, 16].
Thus, the effect of dexmedetomidine on perioperative blood glucose is rather complex and the currently available data from meta-analyses of dexmedetomidine studies have not addressed this issue.
The presented data reveal rather complex transcription profiles of HML-2 loci in melanoma in that various HML-2 loci display variable transcriptional activities in different melanoma-derived samples.
From the technical point of view, xml with its capabilities to represent even complex data in a rather simple way helped to implement this strategy.
