The phrase "adopting complex" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation or system that involves the adoption of complex ideas or structures, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The organization is focused on adopting complex strategies to improve its operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "embracing complexity" or "incorporating intricate systems".
However, measurable immune responses and control of tumor growth were achieved only by adopting complex protocols involving adoptive transfer of antigen-specific transgenic T cells and co-administration of anti-CD40, Flt3, GMCSF and/or CpG.
The corresponding enhanced time frequency spectrogram has been generated by adopting complex Morlet wavelet transform (CMWT) followed by a thresholding routine.
It is suggested and recommended to predict the peak strength of rock under simple loading path by adopting complex loading path A (increasing gradually the confining pressure) not complex loading path B (reducing gradually the confining pressure).
Although adopting complex field may improve performance of network coding [37], we just consider real field other than complex field.
Initially, bladder/bowel incontinence results in the sufferer adopting complex coping strategies such as toilet mapping and/or food and fluid restriction (Srikrishna et al. 2009; Ness 2012).
Marketing now adopts "complex, essential social ideas, for which many people have spent lifetimes fighting," Klein explains.
We provide examples of lipoproteins that adopt complex topologies in the OM that include transmembrane and surface-exposed domains.
Once retailers adopted complex, computerized pricing strategies — similar to those used by airlines to move unsold seats — people realized they could hold out for a bargain, even at the high end.
A phase-field model has been developed to describe the morphology of pores constrained by a dendritic solid network, and are forced to adopt complex non-spherical shapes.
Once retailers adopted complex, computerized pricing strategies similar to those used by airlines to move unsold seats people realized they could hold out for a bargain, even at the high end.
However, SACK adopts complex mechanisms not only at the sender's but also at the receiver's protocol stack, and thus has a higher difficulty in deployment.
