The phrase "added sophistication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an enhancement or improvement that brings a higher level of complexity or elegance to something.
Example: "The new design features added sophistication, making it more appealing to a discerning audience."
Alternatives: "enhanced elegance" or "increased refinement".
CTD's use of BioC will be expanded, requiring added sophistication beyond that used for Track 3, including text/CTD controlled vocabulary translation, and spatial orientation within the text passages.
CTD's use of BioC will be expanded, requiring added sophistication beyond that used for Track 3, including the addition of text/CTD controlled vocabulary translations, along with the specific locations of the terms within the text passages, and concept IDs.
Added sophistication is produced by introducing simple technology such as a sphygmomanometer, stethoscope or thermometer, but still the act of monitoring is performed directly by the clinician.
These businesses are growing: TV ratings abroad are benefiting from the rise of cable and the added sophistication of advertisers.
It is concluded that the added sophistication of the first method means that it is less affected by low frequency interference and is capable of yielding more accurate results.
BioC is designed to easily accommodate this added sophistication.
The introduction of an exchange would add sophistication to the Cambodian economy and potentially help to wean it off its dependence on the dollar.
All this adds sophistication, to say nothing of kitsch value, to a sport that hard-core enthusiasts may worry is becoming too much of a wholesome family affair.
Re "Computers Add Sophistication, but Don't Resolve Climate Debate" (Aug. 31): This article creates the false impression that there is meaningful doubt over whether humans have played a significant role in creating global warming.
Variety comes in the form of a string section, which adds sophistication to Lost and Not Found (featuring a clearly miming Louis M^ttrs) and a snippet of Red Hot Chili Peppers' Give It Away.
The core issue here is neither the data source nor data analytics, but rather when a useful scientific tool has been used to add sophistication to an unethical or illegal activity.
