Sentence examples for content and complex from inspiring English sources

The Huainan mining area is a typical example of these conditions, having low permeability, high gas content, and complex geological conditions.

Its principal reservoir, the Upper Permian Changxing Fm, is characterized by ultra depth, high temperature, high sulfur content, high CO2 content, and complex gas water relationship.

For the most part, wine, beers, and liqueurs have a long shelf life thanks to their high alcohol content and complex sugars -- both of which are preservatives.

Our amplicon dissection strategy clearly provides a comprehensive view on the gene content and complex structure of the HSRs (homogeneously staining regions) present in cell line IMR-32.

Extensive experiments have demonstrated that the proposed STR-ResNet is able to efficiently reconstruct videos with diversified contents and complex motions, which outperforms the existing video SR approaches and offers new state-of-the-art performances on benchmark datasets.

The expectation that all elementary teachers have the deep content knowledge and complex instructional skills needed to teach mathematics effectively limits students' access to quality mathematics instruction at the elementary level (Wu 2009).

This gives the reader the option of clicking out to get the back-story, or continue reading the essay at hand, making the content interactive and complex.[2].

For comb-shaped conjugates steric hindrance attributed to PEG led to a direct relationship between the PEG content and the complex size.

The physical properties of mature enamel are a result of its high mineral content and the complex, though ordered, spatial inter-relationship and orientation of the enamel prisms.

Recent research has confirmed, at least in a childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia, that tumor cell populations have variegated genetic content and follow complex and nonlinear evolutionary paths (Anderson et al. 2011).

However, both G + C content and more complex measures of oligonucleotide composition have been examined across genomes (Deschavanne et al. 1999) and echoing findings from AAC were found to carry a substantial environmental signal (Willner et al. 2009).