The phrase "and further more complex" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two phrases, "further" and "more complex," which creates redundancy.
Example: "The problem is not only difficult but also further complex than we initially thought."
Alternatives: "and increasingly complex" or "and additionally complex."
Further, more complex procedures regarding informed consent and study protocol as well as the burden of being invited to follow-up studies, might decrease study participation [ 18, 19].
However, doctors tend to be cautious about the use of a potentially dangerous and irreversible intervention too early, particularly because of evidence that it is not universally successful [ 8] and the accumulating risk with time of late prosthesis loosening necessitating further, more complex surgery.
The social systems developed in the context of globalisation are further more complex that those arisen within the rule-of-law of the nation states.
In this situation, the decision-making is correspondingly further more complex as to drive democratic participation from the root-level of individual members and stakeholders, all the way through until the global system.
However, while this is an intriguing possibility, further more complex cell biological studies would clearly be needed to provide direct evidence of this hypothesis.
This in turn is taken to infer further, more complex interactions in multi-partner systems.
Further, more complex genome engineering applications such as the incorporation of recombination sites for making conditional alleles, endogenous protein tagging, or precise editing of genomic sequences require HDR (Golic 2013; Gratz et al. 2013b; Bassett and Liu 2014; Beumer and Carroll 2014).
You likely won't see a big difference in day-to-day usage, but as the company pushes further and further into more complex tasks like VR, it will begin to make that much more of a difference.
