Sentence examples similar to Distinctly more complex from inspiring English sources
The economical benefits of low-Gd designs compared to conventional Gd designs are comparable to those achievable by distinctly more costly and complex alternatives, like the use of enriched gadolinia.
More complex backstories like these mean that Deadpool has carved a path into distinctly more adult territory.
The scientists in this instance are transferring information from a distinctly knowable domain (trials about the risks in drug misuse) into a much more complex domain (taking decisions on behalf of the whole population).
Harrison, on the other hand, introduces the more complex harmony of a relative minor (C m), as well as the fundamental and distinctly original slide-guitar motif.
However, the aberrant SGK1 was distinctly regulated by the p53 and WT-ANXA7 with opposite cell survival effects, thereby suggesting a more complex modulation of cell survival by SGK1 splice variants.
First, Descartes presents the more complex curves generated by his compass as described by motions that can be as "conceived as clearly and distinctly" as the motions required to construct the more simple circle.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
Recently, however, senior officers have become distinctly more upbeat.
By year-end the enthusiasm was distinctly more muted.
One study found overlapping, but distinctly different, brain activity in patients diagnosed with conversion disorder and patients asked to "fake" the same illness, in this case a limp ankle, suggesting "more complex mental activity" in patients with conversion disorder.
