Sentence examples for specially complicated from inspiring English sources

However, we have to bear in mind that such micromotors will be restricted by the dimensions of the pores of the membrane, becoming specially complicated to tailor their shape and size for specific applications.

This process is specially complicated when aligning sequences from repeated regions or containing insertions and deletions.

Managing a severe dengue infection is a challenge specially when complicated by other comorbidities.

Current data and experience from clinical practice are still scanty to support the effectiveness of intrauterine therapy procedures in chorioangioma complicated cases, specially in cases with fetal hydrops, which led us to attempt a more conservative approach.

Computers were still enormous, so expensive and complicated that only specially trained technicians were allowed to operate them, and so noisy and prone to overheating that they had to be sealed away inside air-conditioned rooms.

Because of the difficulties in manipulating nanometer sized CNTs during measurement of CNT strength and CNT polymer interfacial strength, CNT strength and CNT polymer interfacial strength have previously been determined using complicated methods with expensive or specially designed equipments.

The cost benefit relationship for depth of anaesthesia monitors is complicated by the high cost of specially designed EEG electrodes.

Specially, if the Young function φ is not very complicated, sometimes it is possible to obtain a specific upper bound.

Things just grew more complicated with the arrival of Jing Yaa Tang, which fired up its specially made wood-burning oven and began serving a rendition of this dish as superb as any I've tasted.

The production was complicated by the use in some scenes of a highly sensitive lens developed specially for Nasa, which Kubrick used to capture authentically the texture of candlelight.

Whitehall officials proposed that a specially created loophole to grant the US a free hand should be concealed from parliament in case it "complicated or muddied" the MPs' debate.