Sentence examples for a less intricate from inspiring English sources

But "The Cove" is a less intricate, nuanced book than "Serena," perhaps because it is tethered to a real and freakish historical occurrence.

Whereas visual information is subject to elaborate processing in many areas of the brain, his research suggests, odor information is parsed in a much less intricate way, notably by the limbic system, which is associated with emotion and memory formation.

The results of T2C provide a local interaction map at a restriction fragment-level resolution accompanied with a lower sequencing effort and less intricate bioinformatics analysis than Hi-C.

Despite a sessile mode of life and thus less intricate patterns of behavioral events, oysters have obviously retained a repertoire of neuropeptides with a complexity similar to that of other mollusc classes.

As it explored the shifting balances of power among its characters, "Damages" had to address a predicament that all serialized shows — even those that are less intricate — must face: How would it hold on to an audience from episode to episode and still maintain a frenetic weekly production schedule?

Hiring a competent tax professional makes sense, even for businesses with less intricate financial affairs — if one is available.

While Jerzy used to build all his basses completely by hand, he has been able to evolve his methods using technology in a way that allows him to keep the same aesthetic and quality, but cut down on the time he spends on the less intricate portions of the labor in making a bass.

Less intricate fish preparations were more successful.

It is a life of almost infinite complexity — ­not the social complexity of the city but something no less intricate, no less demanding.

The influence of his expressive but technically less intricate style eclipsed that of both Campin and van Eyck.

The simpler the world picture, the less intricate the celestial mechanics, and the greater the play of universal forces, however bizarre their action.