Sentence examples for convoluted section from inspiring English sources
There's an almightily convoluted section of the text with more brackets than a home-made bookcase on reforming how the UN deals with sustainable development, which would involve somehow modifying the existing Commission on Sustainable Development.
Experimental data show that chromate affects selectively the convoluted section of the proximal tubules [ 7, 12- 15] and induces acute necrosis of renal tubules [ 14, 15].
Variations among the species include highly convoluted tubule sections, doubling back of straight tubule sections, and expansion of the terminal end into a bladder.
Needless to say, its history is convoluted and misinformed.In one section Mr Breivik says he would like to meet Radovan Karadžić, the wartime leader of the Bosnian Serbs who is currently on trial at the UN's war crimes tribunal in The Hague.
High magnification micrographs further showed convoluted membrane sections (i.e., convoluted nodes) along the dendrite at DIV10 that may reflect such local regions of high curvature.
Though its basic "music will save you" premise is simple enough, "Begin Again" opening sections are a bit convoluted.
The state Election Code's section on residency requirements is convoluted and obtuse; it seems crafted to confuse — or to give wily politicians a little linguistic wiggle room.
The ML tree obtained in this study demonstrates convoluted, nested structures of species within the Liseola section.
From the measured energy dependence of the cross section the width of the electron energy distribution is determined by comparison with theoretical cross-sectional data [12] that are convoluted with Gaussian distributions of different standard deviation.
But as noted in Section 2.5, we do not actually estimate the sample eigenvalues, but the convoluted sample eigenvalue density ĝ y ( l ).
The colonies had a rough surface, marginal areas divided into radial and concentric sections, dry, burst substrate mycelia with profound aerial mycelia, grayish sporulation, convoluted appearance, slightly yellowish diffusible pigment diffusing into the medium to give a buff yellow colour.
