Sentence examples for more complex body from inspiring English sources

With more research it should be possible to produce bigger, more complex body parts.

Specialized tissues and cells (vascular tissue) enabled early land plants to absorb and transport water and nutrients to distant parts of the body more effectively and, eventually, to develop a more complex body composed of organs called stems, leaves, and roots.

Meaning that the brain is able to adapt to a more complex body schema, introducing new limbs without seriously sacrificing existing parts of the body representation.

These results include the simulation of the difficult problems of shock impingement on an ellipse and a more complex body with appendages, both with zero mass.

The findings upend scientists' assumption that vertebrates developed unique genes to deal with more complex body systems long after an evolutionary split from invertebrates.

Later in evolution, the genes may also have helped organize tissues along the axis into discrete and ever more complex body regions.

Higher animals, with more complex bodies, regenerate parts differently, usually by the production of a specialized bud, or blastema, at the site of amputation.

Slowly they evolved together, and the intruder became the cells' "mitochondria" – energy generators that could power more complex bodies.

Major evolutionary advancements of these plants are demonstrated by the generally more complex plant body and by reproduction via seeds.

The present findings indicate that the extent of muscle force losses have direct effects for more complex whole body motor tasks such as jumping.

Although the consequences of muscle unloading for contractile properties of individual muscle groups is well documented (Duchateau and Hainaut 1990; Berg and Tesch 1996), the consequences for more complex whole body functioning are less well studied.