Sentence examples for convoluted results from inspiring English sources

Most people think there is bound to be violence (there always is), and the obfuscation of lawsuits countering close or convoluted results (there always are).

This approach rests on a physiology-based principle or model that hemodynamic signals measured in response to brain stimulation result from a convoluted effect between the stimulation task and hemodynamic response function (HRF), where the latter functions are already given.

The results were convoluted: soufflelike content wrapped in heavy packaging.

Both of these approaches activate canonical Wnt signaling, but the results are convoluted with the response of the cells to other growth factors present in the medium.

The result is convoluted, but as strangely moving as the "muddled blooms" of Mrs Delany's art.

Miami's voters gamely waded in, slowly reading through all the convoluted legalese despite the resulting backup this caused at the polls.

This is due to the difficulty in interpreting convoluted tandem mass spectra resulted from the fragmentation of two interlinked peptides.

The evolutionary history of prokaryotes is convoluted largely as a result of microorganismal abilities to accept foreign genes and incorporate them into their genomes.

Both mutants also show excessively elongated and convoluted dorsal trunks, a result that was confirmed by staining stage 16 embryos with the 2A12 antibody that recognizes the luminal protein Gasp (Fig. 2A).

For other outcome variables, nonlinear results are either even more convoluted, hovering around a zero average effect, or they reveal an underlying relationship that is linear.

Strauss and his librettist, Joseph Gregor, never saw eye to eye about the work, and the libretto as a result is somewhat convoluted.