Sentence examples for more complex allowing from inspiring English sources

As with Minecraft, the planet landscapes are drawn with voxels, but the building blocks are more complex allowing triangular and even cube components.

The cellular model systems for human PLD1 and PLD2 require that the molecules be cell-penetrant, which is both a positive and a negative requirement, and are more complex, allowing for indirect effects on PLD activity.

Intelligent instruments, sensors or actuators, differ from usual instruments because of a more complex architecture, allowing them to increase significantly their perfonnances, and to integrate a multitude of new services.

There is no reason to expect that even more complex legislation allowing markets for farmed tigers could stop indistinguishable wild-sourced tiger parts from entering the legal trade.

It is also easy to isolate specific types of genes or organisms from a more complex dataset, allowing the user to answer specific questions.

In addition, our data are generated using more than 10,000-fold more complex library, allowing analysis of longer dimeric motifs and more complex binding modes (e.g., secondary motifs and dinucleotide preferences).

Technological advances have enabled larger studies and more complex analyses, allowing researchers and clinicians to track changes within a single cell and yet spot patterns across a whole population and within an entire physiological system.

Since the skin is a complex organ, consisting of different compartments with connections between them, it would be interesting to develop in the future more complex models allowing to take into account interactions between the different cell types of the skin.

Although this makes network planning more complex, it allows for separation of RSUs from a security perspective and depending on the BSU equipment, may allow for the implementation of access control lists (ACLs) and other measures to restrict inter-RSU traffic and unauthorised access to the remote network.

The development of more complex structures allows a greater number of species to coexist with one another.

Moreover, mixture models are more complex but allow empirical measurements-based source estimation.