Sentence examples for entirely more complex from inspiring English sources

Here is where, again, Pixar brings a simple occurrence to an entirely more complex and important level.

Approaches based on peak calling are computationally fast and quite accurate in resolving isolated (stable or arrayed) nucleosomes; however; they are not entirely reliable when more complex nucleosome configurations are present.

The testimony only got more complex.

Insisting that the Afghans abandon an air platform that they have relied on for over thirty years for an entirely new -- and much more complex aircraft -- with which they have zero operational experience, is an absurd risk that will generate relatively few jobs back in the United States.

However, in regimes in which the system does not thermalize excitations entirely (or for some types of excitations, at all), the behavior is more complex.

I don't think it's showing a positive image to young girls but I don't think the blame should entirely go on her – it's more complex than that.

Sickness absence is not entirely identical with biomedical dysfunction; it is more complex and also includes psychological as well as social dimensions.

In contrast to PIM-1-induced senescence, RasV12-induced senescence is more complex and cannot be entirely rescued with E6 and E7.

Then this element is coupled to other parts that can have a more complex geometry and are modelled entirely with conventional finite elements.

"This research demonstrates that we can easily manufacture the key components of a simple, entirely soft robot, which lays the foundation for more complex designs".

But the Bush comparison does not stand up entirely – the French context of homegrown terrorism makes matters far more complex and nuanced.