Sentence examples for decidedly complex from inspiring English sources
MADRID, Nov. 16 — The election of a chairman of the World Anti-Doping Agency to succeed the controversial and outspoken Dick Pound went from simple to decidedly complex Friday, when the presumptive new leader of the antidoping agency — who was running unopposed — found out a day before the vote that he might have competition.
The stability of thin-walled members is decidedly complex.
Although DM is a decidedly complex disorder, its RNA-mediated disease mechanism may prove to be highly susceptible to therapy.
This spatio-temporal variation is decidedly complex, influenced by factors such as the type of service being considered, market fluctuations, and the changing needs of beneficiaries.
Although BHPs described their role as generalists, analysis revealed a set of duties and practices that were decidedly complex, often demanding, and wide-ranging in scope.
Despite its widespread dissemination and adoption, however, the impact of EBM in primary care is decidedly complex [ 2, 3] and remains poorly understood [ 4], especially regarding the interaction of research evidence with the myriad contextual factors that characterize the primary care setting.
While the letter of the law might suggest a "bright line" between black and white, the reality of race was decidedly "more complex".
Other energy-conversion systems are decidedly more complex, particularly those that take raw energy from fossil fuels and nuclear fuels to generate electrical power.
I held my tongue; there, you see how I avenge myself!" De Sade is much more of a protean, amphibian creature, morphing from noble to revolutionary, and there is a great deal more to him, much of it decidedly more complex, interesting, and baffling, than the point that Quills, the film of his life, tirelessly belabours: that he is a martyr to the oppression and censorship of church and state.
Android Honeycomb is decidedly more complex than the iPad.
These results suggest that the role of inflammation in capsule formation is decidedly more complex than the simple presence or absence of macrophages [ 27].
