Sentence examples for a more convoluted from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we found that a more convoluted shape of cutblocks amplified the effect of clearcuts on caribou space use.

A more convoluted, but still plausible explanation may be found for the observed significant difference in the strength of authentic acceptor sites of the C-exons and S-exons: an exon with a weak splice site already contains more splicing enhancers than an exon with strong sites [ 35, 46, 47], and thus it is more likely to become a C-exon if the site is disrupted by a mutation.

The comedian herself, known for her rambling, switchback stories, couldn't have written a more convoluted (or painful) denouement.

To the east of Lake of the Woods, the American-Canadian border dips south, on a more convoluted course, often following natural features — nowhere again reaching the 49th parallel [8].

In a more convoluted case, Bernard-Henri Lévy, one of France's best-known philosophers, was left to ponder his own expertise after quoting the lectures of Jean-Baptiste Botul as evidence that Kant was a fake, only to find out that Botul was the fake, an invention of a French reporter.

"It's a more convoluted business model.

Like many of the characters' lives, this book is nasty, brutish and short but it packs a far harder punch and lingers longer in the mind than many a longer, more convoluted work.

With this one, because the character has the same name as me, it's a little more convoluted at times.

On the women's side, the No. 2 player, Romania's Simona Halep, was a bit more convoluted in her post-match assessment.

Lolicom is a much more convoluted and difficult aspect of that anti-woman approach to social reportage, but one thing I would suggest here is that it's probably far more about attitudes to women, than attitudes to girls or children per se.

However, he plugged my query into AAA's computer, which came up with an even more convoluted back roads scenario than the one MapQuest had planned for me.