Sentence examples for more complex assertions from inspiring English sources
The sequences can be constructed with logical connectives such as "and" and "or" to compose more complex assertions.
One obvious generalization is to deal with disjunction and negation of probabilistic assertions to construct more complex formulas, such as lnot left(Pleft phi_{1}right) = alpha_{1}right) land left(P phi_{2}) = alpha_{2}right) lor left(Pleft phi_{3}right) = alpha_{3}right).
Therefore, although there may be some truth in Romanov's assertion, the picture is more complex.
This assertion is largely due to the more complex regulatory regions associated with operons in some gamma-proteobacteria compared with genes that are not in operons.
In so doing the narrative in which assertions and contradictions were embedded were nuanced and more complex than was the case in statistical research, where deviations from a grand mean were often considered to be errors.
But the difference is significant, and readers should remember that some assertions about the record are more controversial, and reality more complex, than a broad survey conveys.
An examination by The New York Times highlights the chasm between the oil industry's assertions about the reliability of its blowout preventers and a more complex reality.
Indeed, the often-repeated assertion that European shale plays tend to be deeper and more complex suggests that water demands may also be different.
Subclass axioms do not always take the form of simple assertions of a subclass relation between two named classes, but may involve more complex class expressions as well.
The assertion is inaccurate that, "While Bonds is booed throughout the major leagues, his relationship with San Franciscans is far more complex".
