Sentence examples for uncomplicated compared from inspiring English sources

Bus routes, especially dedicated ones, are relatively uncomplicated compared to open self-driving in existing city streets, shared with human-driven vehicles.

This was possibly more likely for uncomplicated compared with more complex cases.

Second, behavioral activation is relatively uncomplicated compared to cognitive therapies and so can be used with participants with varying levels of insight and intellectual capacity.

Field-isolate studies have found no statistically significant association between ICAM1 binding and severe malaria in Africa (Refs 30, 69, 70), although increased binding was seen in isolates from patients with clinical malaria (severe and uncomplicated) compared with asymptomatic individuals (Ref. 30).

However, information on central blood pressures, wave reflection, arterial stiffness in uncomplicated pregnancy compared with nonpregnant women is limited.

Body fluid composition changes during the course of pregnancy and there is evidence to suggest that these changes are different in uncomplicated pregnancies compared to hypertensive pregnancies.

If anything, the last two games have been a reminder that the step up from college to the pros is closer to a quantum leap — and this is the preseason, when the second- and third-stringers get most of the snaps, and the defensive fronts are uncomplicated when compared with those of the regular season.

Because of its single origin and limited geneflow with wild relatives, maize provides a relatively uncomplicated case compared with other crops and is therefore particularly suited to evaluate our approach.

Preliminary observations indicate that noninferiority of therapy of ibuprofen of symptomatic uncomplicated UTI compared to ciprofloxacin (Bleidorn et al. 2010).

We found that women who had an operative delivery had over twice the odds of uncomplicated sepsis compared with women who had a spontaneous vaginal delivery.

A lower proportion of women in the external confirmation dataset (United Kingdom and Ireland) had an uncomplicated pregnancy compared with women in Australasia (58.6% v 63.5%).