Sentence examples for complicated observations from inspiring English sources

It no doubt helps that Mosley tempers Easy's broad declarations with more complicated observations and plot twists that show things are rarely as black-and-white as we like to convince ourselves they are.

In this study, we aim to clarify the physical mechanisms underlying the aforementioned complicated observations.

Now an open problem is remained for how to reasonably choose the subset of ambiguities for PAR with both complicated real observation effects and observation geometry taking into account.

Sure, it's a fun academic exercise to look at human behavior through proposed mechanisms of evolution, but here's the rub: real human behavior is orders of magnitude more complicated than the observations of animal behavior that evolutionary theory is based on.

Ip Man's experience as a martial arts master and even as a teacher to Bruce Lee are factors, but when Ip Man isn't fighting, he transforms into one of Mr. Wong's philosophers of the heart, one whose life is filled with inchoate longing, poetic observations and complicated women.

Interestingly, there are some clinical observations that complicated forms of HSP can be accompanied by neurological symptoms including Dementia and Mental retardation [25].

Accounting for centre in the analysis would lead to a complicated four-level model (observations nested within patients nested within surgeons nested within centres) which may not converge, or may give unstable estimates.

One advantage of using normally distributed random effect is that more complicated correlation structures between observations, such as multi-level correlations, can be handled naturally by extending the use of a univariate normal random effect to multivariate normal random effects [ 11, 12].

The observation of complicated duplication, recombination and domain swapping of Ptr NRPSs in the pathogenic isolates further confirms that TEs play an important role in NRPS diversification in this species.

Instead, Dr. Pines and his collaborators have devised a more complicated model based on experimental observations.

But he still offers plenty of sharp observations on the complicated relationships of his subjects to the vagaries of gay politics and to each other.