Sentence examples for more complex conversion from inspiring English sources
Whether oil is generated directly from metabolism of starch in soybeans is not known, but the fact that the oil accumulation precedes the decline in starch content by >15 days implies a more complex conversion process.
For more complex conversions like 11km, use the 3 and the 8 and then add their predecessors 2 and 5 to get 7 miles.
The results show that the advanced McCad version with the new decomposition algorithms is more robust and provides more accurate and less complex conversion results.
A β assembly is an intricate process which is considerably more complex than a simple conversion of soluble monomer to oligomer to fibril.
By contrast, the conversion of HbA1c results is more complex, partly because it is the conversion of a ratio of two measurements made in different assays rather than of a single concentration.
Such short NCOCTs cannot be used to distinguish between NCOCTs resulting from co-conversion and more complex tracts of alternating 3 1 and 2 2 segregating markers, as the detection of complex conversions requires NCOCTs with at least three consecutive markers.
You may need planning permission first and if the conversion is more complex, get an architect to help which could save you money in the long run.
Packet conversion is more complex, but should only be supported in devices that border two different networks.
These recent electronically coupled dyads represent attractive photochemical systems to build more complex arrays for solar energy conversion or for molecular electronic applications.
As some data formats allow for a more complex structure than others, some conversions might lose information: the provided transformations are a best effort.
One study found overlapping, but distinctly different, brain activity in patients diagnosed with conversion disorder and patients asked to "fake" the same illness, in this case a limp ankle, suggesting "more complex mental activity" in patients with conversion disorder.
