Sentence examples for more complex constructs from inspiring English sources

It is interesting to consider that for some people, feelings of stiffness may also reflect more complex constructs such as fear of movement.

As a step toward more complex constructs, a cell-laden hydrogel layer was photopatterned around the endothelialized channel to mimic the vascular smooth muscle structure of distal arterioles.

Herein, we propose an alternative strategy using angiogenic cell sheets (CS) obtained from the stromal vascular fraction (SVF) of adipose tissue that can be incorporated into more complex constructs.

But when behaviorism declined and psychologists became interested in more complex constructs, the research as well as the concepts became very complex very quickly.

The command actions currently defined by EXACT are minimal and are likely to be enhanced in the future by more complex constructs such as loops.

In this way the user can become familiar with the general syntax, and will be more confident in using the more complex constructs of our grammar.

The organizational level is possibly a more complex construct to measure.

Other authors measure resilience as an independent construct [ 6], following perspectives of resilience as a more complex construct than being low in symptoms or symptom-free [ 7].

We suggest that ToM is a more complex construct of sociocognition and requires more precise and detailed training than emotion recognition.

For example, on the one hand, it appears that job satisfaction is a more complex construct in the Malawi setting, is influenced by more factors and, at least in this sample, is incompletely explained by those health-care workforce indicators typically considered to be important.

As the child has an opportunity to experience or talk about adoption, he/she will gradually construct a more complex conception of what it is (Barbosa-Ducharne et al. 2011).