Sentence examples for by using more complex from inspiring English sources

It is based on simple kinematic assumptions and its reliability has been verified by using more complex numerical tools.

Accordingly, the analysis of structures like nanoactuators is commonly carried out by using more complex constitutive approaches, such as gradient or integral models.

However, it is not known if a similar effect can be generated on conventional farms, without reducing external inputs such as inorganic fertilizers and pesticides, by using more complex crop rotations including ley for animal fodder production.

Hospitals may spend more on patients at risk of dying, while employing additional effort attempting to save them, by using more complex or costly equipment and treatments.

This question merits further investigation for instance by using more complex experiments, such as several injections of different masses of tracer to identify all the parameters of the compartmental model including the apparent affinity (KdVr) and density (Bmax) [35, 36].

Initiating the load shedding more quickly can be achieved by using event based signals (e.g. the loss of a major interconnector or generator) or by using more complex triggering signals (e.g. triggering based on rate of change of frequency).

Despite its simplicity, this model has been validated with experimental data and the results of tank performance are similar to those obtained by other authors using more complex simulation models.

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A qualitative assessment was performed using more complex sections by viewing Z-stacks of images sequentially in a movie, which made it easier to follow particular structures in three dimensions (3D).

A trickier kind of error, where a quantum property of a qubit known as "phase" is altered by environmental noise, can only be tackled using more complex algorithms that exploit quantum effects.

Secondly, in terms of culture, parents' own educational attainment is regarded as the most important asset boosting offspring's educational opportunities (Erikson and Jonsson 1996; Shavit and Blossfeld 1993): more educated parents provide a more stimulating home environment to their children than less educated parents, for example by reading more to their children and using more complex language.