Sentence examples for Rather intricate from inspiring English sources

Rather, intricate interactions between tumor cells and their stromal microenvironment play an essential role in the pathogenesis of metastasis.

Still, our methods match the budget-balance of previous (yet rather intricate) results.

The variation of the required voltage with t/L is rather intricate.

The exact solution involves rather intricate Bessel functions, whereas the approximation is based on easily computable power series.

The size of the hot zone was much larger than that of individual particles and it usually exhibited some rather intricate motion.

At shorter wavelengths, however, the LTE approximation usually taken in such models fails, which makes a reconstruction of the solar UV irradiance a rather intricate problem.

Wheelchair racing is far from a glorified soap-box derby, but rather an intricate test of athletic strength, endurance and strategy among athletes whose propulsion comes from arms atop wheels rather than legs atop sneakers.

(So although Idmonarachne could likely excrete silk, it would have formed strands and sheets of the material rather than intricate webs).

It was about fifty years before the major undertaking of the tower and spire was commenced, the architect being Richard Farleigh and the details being rather more intricate and elaborate than the earlier work.

Spasticity is not caused by a single mechanism but rather by intricate changes along different interdependent pathways [ 2].

The role of the 'interlocker' privileges a researcher who has a breadth of knowledge in theory, approach, and discourse, rather than intricate knowledge of one discipline.