The phrase "a more complicated behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or reactions that are intricate or difficult to understand.
Example: "The study revealed a more complicated behavior in the subjects than previously anticipated."
Alternatives: "a more complex behavior" or "a more intricate behavior".
We believe that investigating these types of systems of piecewise linear difference equations will give us the germ of generality that is required to understand systems with a more complicated behavior.
This is a more complicated behavior than has been previously demonstrated for rats, and it could allow more motor behavior studies to be conducted in rodents instead of monkeys.
The thermal degradation showed a more complicated behavior in the presence of Ni Fe La O as shown by the presence of two maxima in the 300 475 °C temperature range.
It will soon be apparent that the actual computations display a more complicated behavior as would be expected from the error estimates discussed in the previous section.
The related homo-[2]catenate 159 (Scheme 46 b), in which each ring contains a bidentate dpp unit and a tridentate terpy site, exhibits more complicated behavior.[ 144] In dpp,dpp-[ 159-Cu I] the copper ion coordinates to the two dpp units in the usual tetrahedral arrangement.
Specifically, the ridiculous is presented as completely ration, i.e. in the section on temperature description of at what degree adults function - males move twice as fast at 60 degrees, females show more complicated behavior which affects sexuality.
Loss of entrainment just below the entrainment range exhibits more complicated behavior which, for some (alpha_{mathrm{f}}) values, cannot easily be classified as internal or external.
A reaction order of −0.7 ± 0.2 with respect to acetate concentration and of 1.4 ± 0.2 with respect to pH has been found for the Tafel region of the first peak; more complicated behavior was found for the remainder of the voltammogram.
This facilitated implementation and interpretation of the model in several ways, for example, by avoiding the more complicated behavior needed to cross the Mediterranean Sea (Fransson et al. 2008; Schaub et al. 2008) and the Sahara Desert (e.g. Biebach et al. 1986; Liechti et al. 2003; Schmaljohann et al. 2009).
Finally, for a more complicated transient behavior (including the formation of different complexes from Ps, BPs and Cs) the foundation for a mathematical description is given.
