Sentence examples for weighing the complexity from inspiring English sources
The merger talks began late last year, the terse statement explained, but Microsoft broke off the negotiations after weighing the "complexity of the potential transaction" and the management headaches of trying to put together two huge software companies.
A 2012 article in the Atlantic points out many of the reasons for the tendency for American media to focus on the significance of this particular speech, without weighing the complexity of the events as they unfolded in both East and West Germany and the Soviet Union.
Use of PBPK should be appropriately weighed with the complexity of the question.
DIC weighs the fit of a model against the complexity of a model in a manner similar to the Akaike information criterion (AIC; Akaike, 1974).
Individuals may have preferences for where to give birth and with whom assisting, but these are weighed up against the complexity of enabling, supportive and inhibitory factors that are present within the health care systems and social context.
To weigh the efficiency of the proposed algorithm, its complexity is discussed.
Without well-constructed design problems, most students cannot consider or fully engage with the complexity of weighing trade-offs in making design decisions.
