“A further complication would be the question of the ownership of the intellectual property.”

“Advances in medical science, in biotechnology, or in pharmacology itself will not undo this complication nor render it obsolete.”

“It is clear that this leads to the complication of the models and the impossibility of obtaining analytical solutions.”

“There is, indeed, no doubt that complicacy and difficulty are pretty nearly connected, and that the existing defect in a complicate system may find some shelter amongst the multiplicity of its parts.”

“To allow a total analysis of correlations between prenantes parties faced with complicacy.”

“Among the earliest tools of any complicacy which a man, especially a man of letters, gets to handle, are his Class-books.”

“This is the complicatedness of living with multiple socially marginalized identities.”

“The very complicatedness of this layered, homosocial, mentor-mentee liaison makes it compelling, if not exactly coherent.”

“The obvious one is that beyond a certain complicatedness, our logical apparatus ceases to cope-our rationality is bounded.”

“Thus any attempts to analyse the flux through the pathway are confused by the complications of the different pools.”

“Lee Petty, the venerable patriarch, died on April 5 at age 86 of complications from a stomach aneurysm.”

“The sleeping sickness, encephalitis lethargica, spread around the globe, and its complications attracted the interest of neurologists.”