Sentence examples for be more complex given from inspiring English sources

Real scenarios of public opinion might be more complex, given the tendency of individuals to attribute their own views to others and thus perceive false consensus [33], usually out of a social need to belong [34].

This situation is likely to be more complex given the large number of splicing regulators, their combinatorial mode of regulation and the diversity of their targets.

However, it is possible that the effect of phenytoin on BCa in vivo may be more complex, given that VGSCs are expressed on a multitude of cell types, and this would require further investigation [ 8, 64, 65].

Therefore, the template exists; albeit its application to mine wastes landforms is more complex, given the uniqueness of each mine site and the materials available for landform construction.

Surgical intervention often is more complex, given limited access to surgeons with experience operating on patients with an inhibitor.

The ndhD situation was more complex, given that the four individual asRNA peaks might represent as few as one, or as many as four, actual ncRNA species.

In contrast to PC1, the biological interpretation of the PC2 and PC3 axes is more complex given the large number of genes expressed, the low factor loadings associated with the majority of these genes and the fact that relatively few genes are strongly associated with PC2 and/or PC3.

The evolutionary history of trnR ucg) is more complex, given the evidence that it arose in chlorophyte and streptophyte mtDNAs through duplication and mutation of either trnR acg) (in the Mesostigma and Nephroselmis lineages) or trnR ucu) (in the Chlorokybus and Marchantia lineages) (Oda et al. 1992; Turmel et al. 2003; Wang et al. 2009).

If EEG artefacts are not removed from seizure phases, this could make the seizure signal appear to be more complex and give the EEG signal a look more akin to anonseizure phase.

Rebates could be a simply-designed per capita check or they could be more complex and, say, give bigger payments to lower income households.

Further aspects of the VEGFR-3 signalling pathways remain to be elucidated and may be more complex than originally thought given that VEGFR-3 has been reported to form heterodimers with VEGFR-2 (Dixelius et al, 2003).