Sentence examples for complicated considering that from inspiring English sources
I wanted to add, "Because of my father, so people wouldn't confuse us," but I left it at that, because it got even more complicated considering that my father was six months dead and I could be anybody I wanted.
This lawsuit is particularly complicated considering that it's over a dance move, which is difficult to lock down with copyright.
Pathogen-coral interactions may be further complicated considering the fact that pathogens in the marine environment perform under different conditions than those confronted by terrestrial agents [106]–[107], and in particular, Vibrio coral agents, whose survival strategy might be aimed at specializing in 'adaptability' [108], rather than in an obligatory 'selectivity' towards specific hosts.
Predicting the exact level of this reduction in vivo as well as what happens to the IL-1β concentration once blocking is stopped is, however, difficult and becomes even more complicated considering the fact that the main source of local IL-1β might not only be the β cells themselves, but also infiltrating immune cells.
This eventually proved to be too complicated considering all the requirements outlined above that had to be met.
The scenario becomes even more complicated when considering that Orai3 is activated by Stim1 upon intracellular store depletion in some oestrogen receptor-positive breast cancer lines [ 21], and that Orai1 may assemble into a supramolecular ternary complex with Stim1 and TRPC1 [ 46].
If that sounds complicated, consider the design that Mr. Koolhaas's Office of Metropolitan Architecture was to unveil Thursday.
Understanding life history decisions and the reasons for phenotypic variability becomes more complicated when one considers that phenotypes do not evolve under constant environment conditions.
The situation becomes even more complicated when we consider that multiple paternity exacerbates sibling rivalry, as well as sex conflicts, and offspring can potentially influence maternal investment and litter size (Royle et al. 2004; Drake et al. 2008).
