The phrase "a more complex function" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing mathematical functions, programming, or any context where complexity is being compared.
Example: "In this study, we will analyze a more complex function to better understand the underlying patterns."
Alternatives: "a more intricate function" or "a more complicated function".
A more complex function would be required to represent complexities such as a potentially increased incidence in elderly age categories.
A cut-throat razor is much simpler, but it has a more complex function, because you can use it to shave – or to cut a throat with!" But at this mention of real violence, both men recoiled.
This indicates resistivity is a more complex function of the factor variables than transmission.
The dissolution of Mg was also observed but was a more complex function of current probably depending on the interfacial pH and the Al dissolution rate.
We propose that amyloplasts fulfill a more complex function by interacting with a receptor, which is a necleus, in transduction of some signal to it.
Generally, it is difficult to obtain a global solution in nonlinear least squares calculations, and obtaining a global solution of a more complex function requires greater effort.
Power Edit Calc allows for a more complex functions set and provides an improved level of compatibility with Microsoft Excel.
Psychiatrist Justin Williams of the University of Aberdeen in the United Kingdom says that although the study demonstrates "that people with autism are as good at recognizing actions as anyone else, mirror neurons play a more complex role" and may not function normally during the childhood development of real-world social skills.
Most importantly, it appears that palmitoylation has a more complex role in LIMK1 localization and function in spines than proposed in the present version of the manuscript.
Thus, palmitoylation seems to play a more complex role in LIMK1 localization and function that just anchoring this protein to the plasma membrane.
Hence, these insights indicate that MMPs have a much more complex function in fibrosis than merely ECM degradation.
