Sentence examples for time complicating from inspiring English sources

For the administration of President Barack Obama, the case comes at an awkward time, complicating U.S. efforts to try to engage the military government after years of minimal contacts between the two countries.

These activation patterns are fairly straightforward to calculate for blocked trials or slow event-related designs, but for rapid event-related designs the evoked BOLD signal for adjacent trials will overlap in time, complicating the identification of signal unique to specific trials.

Most exposures can change over time, complicating both accurate recall and assessment by short-lived biomarkers.

Biomarkers of exposures may vary not only with exposure but also over time, complicating the use of such methods for these phenotypes.

A diabetes treatment that is effective for one patient may not be beneficial for another patient, and diagnoses may evolve over time, complicating the issue of compliance.

Consequently, applying elevated collision energy in MSE mode might lead to the generation of product ions derived from multiple precursor ions at a given retention time, complicating the identification process.

The long measurement time complicates the surface operation logistics of the lander.

The trade-off between abundance, with its associated higher living standards, and time complicates the book's conclusions.

Where "Switch" uses exaggerated costumes and gestures to convey this parody of the gender binary, "Alone Time" complicates it in a more nuanced way.

Patterns of NIDU over time may be heterogeneous, erratic, and dynamic, making accurate measurement of use over time complicated [38].

The occurrence of first time complicated CD-behavior, first time CD-related surgery, active disease or the start of immunosuppressive medication did not influence the overall immune response or the levels of the individual markers.