The phrase "a more complex scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans, strategies, or systems that involve multiple components or intricate details.
Example: "The new project will require a more complex scheme to address the various challenges we face."
Alternatives: "a more intricate plan" or "a more elaborate strategy."
These results indicate that employing a more complex scheme with separate control over micro and macro UE steering to WLAN ('LTE LC') brings slight performance improvements compared to the load control policy where only the micro cell load is used as input KPI ("Micro LC").
Once patients required a more complex scheme, referral to secondary care was advised.
However, a more complex scheme is emerging, as recent data indicate that, in other hepatic cell types, autophagy reduces profibrogenic signals, by protecting hepatocytes from apoptosis [ 35] and eliciting anti-inflammatory effects in Kupffer cells [ 36].
Based on the evidence in the Madrid colour chart, Bauer may have developed a scheme of some 140 colours into one of at least 300 for the Flora Graeca, and from then into a considerably more complex scheme of 999 colours for his work on the Matthew Flinders expedition to Australia from 1801 1806, which was decoded by Mabberley in 1999 [5, 6].
However Michelangelo negotiated for a grander, much more complex scheme and was finally permitted, in his own words, "to do as I liked".
Two practical designs are considered: the technologically -simple pellet with uniform distribution of mixed cultures and the more complex scheme of a core and a shell structure with segregated populations.
This, they say, is entirely unrelated to the longer running and more complex scheme the Paris managers had cooked up.The chain of events leading to the uncovering of the cartels is also notable, in particular because it determined why Henkel received immunity in one case and Unilever in the other.
However, in the THIN study [ 16], a simple scheme that only included age and weight found fracture risks similar to their more complex scheme.
We should address these simple issues and get a grip on waste before we introduce more complex schemes.
We could have had much better and crisper edges if we had gone with a more complex detection scheme, but this would have resulted in a variable amount of time to process the screen.
However, features that employ the formant structure are typically multidimensional and require a more complex decision scheme, e.g., based on codebooks or neural networks.
