Sentence examples for more complex histories from inspiring English sources
Far more complex histories of recurrent TnPZ insertion, deletion and rearrangement were identified in the plasticity zones of reference strains 26695 and J99 (Fig. 3), based on the sequence content of the several types of complete TnPZs defined above.
In scenarios with more complex histories that involve admixture between distant lineages, such as for pig, ascertainment may have a stronger influence than in dairy cattle [ 11].
This might have resulted in more complex histories regarding the establishment and composition of current vegetation than simple extinctions of local biota and the formation of typical glacial refugia.
Although the traditional and species tree methods inferred much the same tree in the present study, the assumption by species tree methods that all species are monophyletic is a limitation in these methods, as some currently recognized species might have more complex histories.
But do the documents actually aid this quest, or point to a more complex history?
It also provides a more complex history for the phantom himself, who gets the name Mr. Leroux gave him: Erik.
British Motor Holdings Ltd. had a much more complex history, but basically it grew out of three auto manufacturers: Morris, Austin, and Jaguar.
Dr. Holmes said both sets of research had been carefully done, and the challenge will be to put together a more complex history of the Sahara's climate.
And on the other hand there's Ella, his beautiful tutorial partner, with whom he shares an even more complex history.
But as Holger Hoock demonstrates in this ambitious, authoritative survey of British visual culture in an age of imperial ascent, they belong to a more complex history of personal and national aspirations.
Jonathan A. Holmes, director of the Environmental Change Research Center at University College London, said both sets of research had been carefully done, and the challenge would be to put together a more complex history of the area's climate.
