Sentence examples for complicating structure from inspiring English sources

We can infer that our sample contains both types of material, with a number of ancient varieties anchoring the main clusters (founders), and recent breeds complicating structure resolution.

The study of glycans/carbohydrates is inherently more complicated than nucleic acids and proteins, due to their more complicated structure.

Half satire, half vampire novel, but completely ridiculous, "Fangland" has an absurdly complicated structure and goes on far too long to support the journalists-as-bloodsuckers joke.

In a review of Amazon's new legal drama Goliath, Hale criticised the show's "split personality", "narrative juggling" and its "needlessly complicated structure".

Ministers are concerned that Rose's report will be seized upon by critics of the coalition's NHS reorganisation because it says or implies that some of the changes have made an already complicated structure even more unwieldy.

Connecticut's system for regulating lawyers was previously marked by a bewilderingly complicated structure and endless delays, factors that contributed to the state's C grade by the organization HALT -- An Organization of Americans for Legal Reform in its 2002 Lawyer Discipline Report Card.

The elderly Ann drifts in and out of memory and delirium, and the director, Lajos Koltai, aided by a screenplay written by Minot and the novelist Michael Cunningham, has concocted a remarkably complicated structure that alternates past and present, fantasy and reality.

Chitin has a complicated structure immune to most general enzymes.

"The difference in Scotland is the unbelievably complicated structure.

This case shows complicated structure of temperature and density near the solar surface.

As we will show later on, this set has a rather complicate structure.