The phrase "a more complex development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation, process, or idea that has become more intricate or involved over time.
Example: "The project has evolved into a more complex development than we initially anticipated, requiring additional resources and time."
Alternatives: "a more intricate process" or "a more complicated situation".
The idea behind Layer is that messaging can be a service that developers can add into their applications using only a few lines of code, simplifying what would otherwise be a more complex development project, and allowing them to focus instead on what makes their app different from the next one in terms of unique features or style.
This may imply a more complex development of breast cancer and NSCLC compared to colon cancer and ccRCC, or alternatively, it may be due to the heterogeneous histopathological features within their corresponding datasets.
Connecting giving a gift of a goat or water with larger (and more complex) development work produces sustainable and powerful change in communities, such as improving the rates of girls that go to and stay in school.
However, as web applications become more and more complex, development costs are increasing in an exponential rate, and we believe that considering a software engineering methodology in the development process of this type of applications, contributes to the solution of this problem.
In fact, Kaminitz said he's found that "the larger the company, the bigger the problem" — because bigger companies have longer, more complex development cycles.
The elimination of this term is quite simple for one-dimensional systems but, in view of more complex developments, the problem deserves a serious investigation to explain the origin of this contribution and to introduce a simple and general approach to cancel this term in more general applications.
These findings shed new light on the etiology of foot deformity in diabetes and suggest a more complex nature of development, potentially involving anatomical and physiological predisposing factors.
Rather than the progressive increase in complexity as genera become more derived, proposed by Vari [ 42], a more complex historical process of development was predicted from molecular relationships.
Others argue for a more complex view of policy development and the relationship with knowledge [ 36].
However, further investigation revealed that p27 plays a more complex role in neuronal development [Nguyen et al., 2004], as p27 −/− mice also display abnormal cortical neuron migration.
