[ 56, 59- 63, 63- 67] The number and complexity of analyses obtained for this study suggests this complex causality.
The number and complexity of the problems require that we possess technical instruments of verification.
We want to bring much-needed common sense into this, with a review of the number and complexity of the schemes.
Utley said the increase in the number and complexity of cases did not necessarily mean congenital heart defects were increasing or becoming more problematic.
Given the number and complexity of the plans doctors deal with, they may be wrong in assuming something is not covered.
Death rates for children's heart surgery in the UK have almost halved in a decade, despite a rise in the number and complexity of cases, analysis shows.
The I.R.S. budget has been cut 30percentt since the 1980's despite the steady rise in the number and complexity of returns.
The ZDX interior is as high-style as its exterior, although the number and complexity of its dashboard and steering wheel controls are sometimes daunting.
Ms Reno, in other words, is not the first to run into this dilemma.She is unusual in the number and complexity of the conflicts that beset her.
In the past, this factor, reflecting increases in the number and complexity of procedures, was often cited as a major reason for higher health spending.
Mark Thomas, the practice manager, said about 1,500 were invited for a consultation lasting from 20 minutes to two hours, depending on the number and complexity of their chronic conditions.
