Sentence examples for more complex highly from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that the reduced-order models' simplicity, computational savings, and ability to capture the essential physics of the transient process justify their use in design calculations over more complex, highly detailed, numerical/CFD schemes.

The development of new drugs has become much more complex, highly regulated and expensive.

Understanding the mechanisms through which fishing affects population dynamics in more complex, highly variable systems should aid in designing harvest practices with an eye toward long-term sustainability.

We also identified more complex, highly conserved sequence motifs in exon 2. Some of these can be identified as putative recombination motifs previously found in other genes, but most are previously unidentified.

But it has to be noted that dental plaque represents a much more complex highly organized biofilm [ 35, 36] consisting up to 7000 species-level phylotypa [ 37], where communication occurs within different species [ 38].

The balance between the poetry and the prose of this work is sensitive, and more complex and highly realised than even the author might have realised.

There is a lack of well-designed studies to evaluate effects on more complex, but highly relevant walking abilities such as turning and making flexible adjustments to gait.

In terms of products, that includes the launch of its dedicated block storage service last year, as well as the introduction of floating IPs, which make hosting more complex and highly available applications on the platform easier.

However, congenic C3.C- Atmin gpg6/ gpg6 embryos exhibited a more complex, but highly consistent nodal cilia phenotype.

Compared with height, skin cancer is less heritable, more complex, and highly relevant.

Following this logic, Stefansson proclaimed that 'colder climates produced more complex and highly evolved civilizations than tropical ones', partly because of enervating heat and partly because the tropics produced food so easily that strong, fit bodies were not required (3).