Sentence examples for more complex determination from inspiring English sources

Deletion reduces the HR symptoms in grapefruit and sweet orange, but doesn't increase the host range of the strain indicating a more complex determination of host range.

We have read the same legislation and find no such mandate -- only a directive that asks the government to take lost income into account as part of a more complex final determination of reward.

In the case of more complex models the determination of the parameters and the validation of the model require the evaluation of carefully designed experimental series.

More complex is the determination and the contribution of the genes involved in the CDR3 formation.

This points to a more complex equilibrium that precludes determination of K i.

Due to its hybrid origination, red tilapia may have more complex mechanisms of sex determination than Mozambique tilapia.

This selection will probably be more complex than a mere determination of the mistletoe lectin level of the various extracts, because: a) the sensitivity profile towards isolated MLI did not parallel that towards VAPs, and b) the mistletoe lectin content of the various extracts was not always proportional to the corresponding cytotoxic effect.

However, our results show that accuracy of GBLUP changed with π, in contrast to what was predicted by [ 18] but this may be caused by other factors that can contribute to the differences in accuracies between traits, such as the distribution of QTL effects and non-additive or more complex types of genetic determination.

The mechanisms of sex determination are more complex in fishes, where sex is determined by different genetic and environmental factors [ 21].

In a second step, the analysis of more complex scenarios has allowed the determination of the main factors of occupant fire interactions that cause the differences between the models: the use of unfavourable pre-evacuation times and the exit selection process under low visibility conditions.

More complex methods such as the determination of an ellipse (as mentioned earlier) could be used to account for particular spatial structure that might occur in the error footprint.