Sentence examples for more complex commercial from inspiring English sources

If using a more complex commercial router, you will need to assign a private Host Addresses to the interface connecting to your private network, your public IP to the interface connecting to the Internet, and configure NAT/PAT manually.

Also, Penicillium echinulatum grown on sugarcane bagasse [ 19] and Penicillium brasiliensis grown on sugar beet pulp [ 20] produced mixtures of enzymes more complex than commercial preparations and released sugars from cellulose and hemicelluloses.

Although the immobilized p53 antigens reacted with a commercial p53 mAbs in a dose response manner, human serum is far more complex than the commercial antibody.

Thus, the social marketing product is "inherently more complex than a commercial product" [ 12].

While the IHC4 test is elegant in its simplicity and has similar performance characteristics to the more complex and expensive commercial tests, it uses information from ER, PR and Ki67 differently to how these markers are currently interpreted in routine practice.

Now at $86.2m, it's still some way shy of director Alejandro González Iñárritu's career-best: $135.3m for Babel, which was in some ways a more complex, chilly and less commercial work.

Content analysis found materials from commercial and industry sources more complex than government-sponsored publications, whereas commercial sources were more thorough in coverage of pediatric oral health topics.

With the growing focus on what is collectively known as "knowledge management", a shift continues to take place in commercial information system development: a shift away from the well-understood data retrieval/database model, to the more complex and challenging development of commercial document/information retrieval models.

He used traditional Brazilian ingredients to model his futurist art, and made plainly commercial music more complex than it probably needed to be.

not registered (see Results) Trials are common in evaluating simple health care interventions that have commercial interests, such as drug therapy, but not in the case of trials involving more complex interventions or technologies with no commercial benefits.

But it would also make already complex commercial considerations even more convoluted.