Sentence examples for modestly complex from inspiring English sources

The answer thus far has been "only a modestly complex one".

(ii) In contrast to the findings over mid-latitudes, the relatively simpler Slab model had a relatively better performance than the modestly complex Noah and Noah-GEM LSMs.

This scenario may represent different cases where either a highly complex field is used which requires a large number of parameters for its description but does not necessarily cover a wide area or a field that is modestly complex but ranges over a very wide area or possibly a field that combines both features.

Alanine mutation of S6 ATPase R342, which engages gankyrin through a salt bridge with gankyrin E182, modestly lowers complex stability [ KD = 216.6 ± 25.8 nM (Table 1, entry 2)].

Synergy also requires recruitment to membrane-bound H-Ras, which greatly speeds the formation of a stable, membrane-bound PI3Kα complex, modestly slows its off rate, and dramatically increases its equilibrium surface density.

There, on a billboard down the street from the glitzy Buddha Bar is the signature bald head of the French architect Jean Nouvel, who's creating a complex called, modestly, The Landmark.

Dating from 1058, this vast complex started modestly as simple hermit cells but expanded to become a thriving and powerful religious centre during the 12th century, with many properties throughout the peninsula under its control.

Medications, short of rendering the patient unconscious, are only modestly effective against such complex behaviors which run on multiply layered neuroarchitectures.

With its creative visual effects melded to a story line filled with religious symbolism, "The Matrix" is often cited as a modestly budgeted production that shows how complex the genre can really be.

However, unlike monogenic diseases, genes involved in complex traits often only modestly affect disease and are therefore more difficult to identify.

The text states "The goal was to modestly perturb VCA interactions with Arp2/3 complex or actin without altering the mechanism by which diVCA stimulates branch formation".