Sentence examples for a more intricate composition from inspiring English sources

We conclude that in contrary to the B-tether, the A-tether has a more intricate composition and consists of multiple components that presumably vary, at differing degrees of redundancy, between cell types and differentiation stages.

In some recent works, Mr. Sammarco shifts to a more intricate, Cubistic complexity, as in "Eleven," an all-beige, puzzlelike composition of interlocking, irregular pie sections.

In addition to providing satisfying confirmation of previous findings related to changes in the physiology and cellular composition of the mammary gland during involution, these studies provide a more intricate view of the molecular details by which this remodeling takes place.

But the truth is, it's a more intricate hybrid than that.

A more intricate algorithm is also proposed for the logistic loss.

More complicated, though, because the euro-zone crisis has shaken the Eurosceptic kaleidoscope, producing a more intricate pattern of views.

Therefore, the introduction of friendly jammer to UDNs is a more intricate problem.

A more intricate computation of the same type shows that even with the trace convexity fails.

But ads, as opposed to magazine spreads and covers, appear to be a more intricate matter.

Another Th2 cytokine, IL-6 has a more intricate role in immune regulation of pregnancy.

However, in vivo interactions suggest a more intricate switch.