Sentence examples for more complex constitution from inspiring English sources
The industrial strains present a genome of more complex constitution with variable number of chromosomes and ploidy that can contribute to adaptation to the process of fermentation in industrial scale (Carreto et al. 2008; Lucena et al. 2007).
The structure of the village doctors' income had gradually changed from medication fees to a more complex constitution composed of registration fees, compensation for selling essential drugs with zero markup, and subsidies for the public health service since 2009.
It is demonstrated that the composition of the surface of chromium nitride thin films differs from the core and is more complex in constitution.
The problem that lies in the 228-year-old document that provides the basis for our shared public morality (aka the Constitution) is usually more complex in scope than the aforementioned question.
A more complex task is to lay the groundwork for a much simpler constitution.
Though caste-based discrimination is illegal under the Indian Constitution, the social and legal reality is far more complex.
These interactions are made even more complex by the diversity of cigarette smoke components, and the variability of this constitution, in that we cannot identify which component(s) of cigarette smoke are exerting the most influence over gene expression.
Just from a presentation standpoint, there's always three Blue Men, and three is the smallest number that constitutions a group, and within a group, there are much more complex relationships than with two people.
Bankruptcy is more complex.
My travels became more complex.
