Sentence examples for comparatively more complex from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the São Paulo portion of the valley reached a higher level of development and its environmental problems are now more comparatively more complex due to the accelerated pace of urbanization and industrialization patterns.

This makes the model comparatively more complex but it generally offers better performance.

However, GTAW is comparatively more complex and difficult to master, and furthermore, it is significantly slower than most other welding techniques.

Though the early molds were comparatively simple, they later became more complex, a tendency best seen in those molds used for the manufacture of pottery figures.

A comparatively greater number of patients receiving more complex treatment are older.

Also, the modern imputation was defined as an imputation needing more complex processing than classic and comparatively simple imputations such as last observation carried forward (LOCF) or mean imputation (MI).

The issues, and the enemies, have become more complex, and are quite different from the comparatively simple world into which Britain's secret services were born in 1909.

Older people will be subject to a triple whammy: services for this group are already comparatively underfunded, demand for services is rising and they have more complex needs.

Additionally, it has been observed that PidSO is able to achieve comparatively better success rates and success performances though it is more complex, and that the performance of PidSO is promoted by selecting proper law based controllers.

Fuego samples contain not only more complex ash particles, but those complex ash particles are comparatively larger than the MSH complex ash particles and preserve a greater fraction of the relatively larger bubble population.

Unfortunately the complex nature of these materials makes their numerical simulation a comparatively more difficult task.