Sentence examples for more complex differences from inspiring English sources

First, detection imposed higher subjective workload and distress than other tasks, but physiological data suggested more complex differences between tasks.

However, more complex differences can arise when the loss of one TFos is followed by compensatory gains of TFos of other TFs.

The absence of comparative blinded continuous glucose data in women who received standard antenatal care means that we can only speculate on more complex differences in glycaemia between the groups.

Subjectively, the team also identified more complex acoustic differences between the chimp's drum solos that could convey even more information, Slocombe says, though there were too few samples to analyze fully.

There was also evidence of more complex structural differences between the two ancestral species.

But a difficulty for Parks is that color is not foreignness -- it's something more complex, a difference that doesn't reside in speech or action.

As the best designs become more complex, the difference between optimized competitors becomes small.

However, if the process differences are more complex and differ from sample to sample, then the existing model migration strategies can be non-flexible and inadequate.

Within the early adult group, however, the picture is more complex because strain differences in methylphenidate-induced locomotor activity differ as a function of pretreatment day (significant drug pretreatment × strain × day interaction: F(18, 29) = 4.57, p <.0001.

This suggests that the conditions leading to hybridization in Canis are more complex than simple differences in abundance.

Nevertheless, while boys catch up and girls move on towards more complex play, sex differences in social play patterns are reversed in favor of boys at the following ages, such as in associative play at 4 5 years and cooperative play at 5 6 years.