Sentence examples for evidently complex from inspiring English sources

Koolhaas's response to our information age is evidently complex, intensely curious, and fundamentally objectionable.

Individual parameters, including hydraulic retention time (HRT), solids retention time (SRT), lighting, aeration, temperature, and pH were all found to be important factors affecting process efficiency; furthermore, there is evidently complex inter-relationships between these parameters, which should not be overlooked during MPBR design.

The relationship between the CD8 T-cells and CMV is evidently complex, as while a strong CD8 T-cell response is unable to prevent viral excretion in healthy individuals [4] or CMV-associated pathology in renal transplant recipients [2], immunity to chronic CMV infection following bone marrow transplant has been re-established by reconstitution of the CD8 T-cell clones specific for CMV [10].

Although the physiological relevance of some of these interactions is mostly unknown (specifically, within the context of breast epithelial cells [ 43]), they are evidently complex.

The presence of this sweet-natured, imaginative boy in their lives has evidently awakened complex feelings in Laura, stemming partly from the fact that she herself was adopted.

Firstly, pictures are evidently more complex stimuli than letters and digits.

Evidently, more complex surgery on a high risk patient has a higher probability for a prolonged LOS.

RNA is transcribed first within the nucleus, wherein it is accumulated to a steady state; this steady state is evidently a complex function of the rates of synthesis, processing, degradation, and export to the cytoplasm of the individual mRNAs [ 2, 3].

Rather than loathing their periods, women evidently carry on complex love-hate relationships with them.

Further molecular study by Geml and colleagues published in 2008 show that these three genetic groups, plus a fourth associated with oak hickory pine forest in the southeastern United States and two more on Santa Cruz Island in California, are delineated from each other enough genetically to be considered separate species; thus A. muscaria as it stands currently is evidently a species complex.

In general, in metazoan systems, the rebuilding of cohesin for meiosis is much more complex, evidently due to the evolutionary emergence of the sophisticated germline development process.