the scheme involves arrangements which seem very complex, given what you want to do. the scheme involves artificial or contrived arrangements.
Selection of appropriate individuals to sit on HFMCs can be very complex, given that communities within catchment areas of facilities are far from homogenous (differing for example in age, gender, ethnicity and socio-economic status), and mechanisms for selecting individuals to represent those communities can be highly problematic [ 4].
In other words, this is very much a Getting Started with CVS sort of document -- CVS is very powerful and hence very complex, and given half a chance it will, as they say, eat your meatloaf for you.
Attribute Equations simplify data analysis, by permitting direct manipulation of data, and allow for very complex analysis given the wide variety of functions provided.
Thus, the differential diagnosis of renal dysfunction in patients with HIV has become very broad, and its management complex, given the multitude of anti-retroviral therapies in use and their risk of interaction.
Likewise, transplants and craniotomy represent very complex cases where, given current practice patterns, a low percentage of nurse anesthetists would be able to practice without physician supervision for those procedures.
It is worth noting that cell-to-cell variability is a very complex element, which (given a gene network) may be dependent on the specific strain and environmental context [ 3], dynamics of gene expression and specific biological processes [ 29].
These parameters are interacting in a very complex manner to give 100% conversion of heptane and 496.94% increase in hydrogen yield compared to the reformer without hydrogen membrane.
I need a situation that is very complex and layered and gives me the possibility to speak about a lot of things at the same time.
As the No. 2 train churned northward, Mr. Lewis broke in again between 42nd and 72nd Streets: "Navigating the subway can be very complex, or it can give you a complex," he said.
The eye evaginates from the forebrain, forming the optic vesicle, which undergoes a series of very complex morphogenetic movements to give rise to the eye cup at 24 hpf (Schmitt and Dowling, 1994).
