Sentence examples for uncomplicated forms from inspiring English sources

Bold primary colors, uncomplicated forms, familiar symbols: a good, hard sock to the eye.

The resulting house, finished last summer, is strikingly simple even for Mr. Kundig, whose award-winning work is known for its uncomplicated forms.

They were also impressed by the traditionalists' devotion to the original, uncomplicated forms of Islam and by their fighting spirit, and by the Ashʿarīs' view of faith as an affair of the heart and their spirited defense of the Muslim community.

Given the rapid clinical progression of HFMD, clinicians should be able to recognize early the uncomplicated forms of the disease (grades 1 and 2a) as their proportions were found higher in the present study than those found in a previous study in Vietnam [ 20].

Therefore, in the present study we evaluated several immunological and biochemical parameters in sera from the five stages of CD, including active CD (ACD), CD on GFD, RCDI-II and EATL, for their ability to differentiate between complicated and uncomplicated forms, and secondly, to gain insight in the pathophysiological relations between these disease entities.

By using Lemma 2.8, we can transform our iterative algorithm (3.1) into more uncomplicated form (3.2).

Diverticulitis of the descending colon: Much more common than the previous location, it is actually similar to sigmoid diverticulitis in its uncomplicated form (Fig. 8).

However, thickening of the right transverse colon associated with a typical "inflamed diverticulum" (black arrow) were diagnostic for diverticulitis of the transverse colon Diverticulitis of the descending colon: Much more common than the previous location, it is actually similar to sigmoid diverticulitis in its uncomplicated form (Fig. 8).

Aristide Maillol continued refining his relaxed and uncomplicated female forms with their untroubled, stolid surfaces.

Sigur Ros, the four-man Icelandic band that performed at Irving Plaza on Tuesday night, works within severe self-imposed limits: rigorously slow tempos, consonant harmonies, uncomplicated song forms.

According to the IDSA 2013 guide to the diagnosis of infectious diseases [ 137], cultures are not indicated for uncomplicated common forms of skin and soft tissue infections (SSTIs) (e.g., cellulitis, subcutaneous abscesses) treated in the outpatient setting.