Sentence examples for more complex experimental from inspiring English sources
As the market evolves, collectors are becoming increasingly knowledgeable, and likelier to invest in more complex, experimental projects.
We also consider a more complex experimental design focusing on the effects of aging in the human kidney.
The presence of the silk textile resulted in more complex experimental sample preparation and also problems resulting in interference signals from the textile during some instrumental analysis.
The promising results obtained motivate further development of proposed numerical and theoretical models and the conception of more complex experimental setups.
In a few cases of more complex experimental designs, also second-order interactions were found, indicating that natural factors can modify interactions among chemicals.
The investment in such a refinement of the risk assessment, e.g., in the form of mathematical models or more complex experimental studies (aquatic mesocosms, and field studies) is usually worthwhile for the applicant company.
But it came in the centre of a stretch from 1996-99 during which she seemed to be pushing the form further out in every direction at once – more intense, more complex, more experimental – and, in pulling it off, becoming an even more powerful artist.
The analysis of intact protein samples is inherently more complex, complicating experimental outcomes such as quantitation.
Evidence in support of this involvement translates consistently from the most basic in vitro, in vivo and ex vivo experimental paradigms to more complex human-based observational and experimental studies, which also fortunately offer potential for therapeutic interventions against AD.
It's a truism that British comedy is more complex, surreal and experimental than its slick American cousin, so a UK comedy audience keeps having to gauge the precise level of irony and political correctness.
The latter medium, in which a large number of nutrients are expected to be manually added to the spent media is more complex from an experimental perspective, though as shown below, it increases the number of designed biosensors and enables to better quantify the concentration of sensed chemicals.
