Sentence examples for convoluted expression from inspiring English sources
All three are excellent traveling companions, particularly if you're en route to Rome and Venice — but a more direct (though of course inescapably Jamesian, and therefore at times convoluted) expression of his contagious passion for what he declared to be the "most beautiful country in the world" can be found in his travel writing.
Transcript abundance in highly complex tissues, such as blood, may be convoluted because transcript expression levels originate not only from differential regulation of gene transcription but also from changes in cell type population composition.
Gene expression space is highly convoluted, as indicated by the multiple discrete areas of high expression for many conditions (e.g. adult female, embryo 6 h, fat body, 3 h post blood meal).
The mathematical expressions involved in the PSD computation are convoluted.
For each speaker, we used three types of artificial impulses (CENSREC-4) convoluted into five different sentences unless there was a special expression.
Transformation of 5′NT-positive fibroblasts to the myofibroblast phenotype with expression of αSMA and vimentin was observed also around dilated, damaged distal convoluted tubules after treatment with thiazides (Loffing et al. 1996; Le Hir et al. 2005).
The nomenclature is convoluted.
I know this is convoluted.
These deals were really convoluted".
