Sentence examples for more complex leading from inspiring English sources

By decreasing the bromide concentration, the electrochemical behavior of TeIV solutions becomes more complex, leading to several reduction signals.

With the development of interception technology and computing power, encryption needs to be more complex, leading to higher computation burden.

Due to earlier green-up, vegetation coverage increases and canopy structure becomes more complex, leading to a greater restrictive effect of the vegetation on surface wind speed in the dust storm season.

One is that some micropores become simple so that the fractal dimensions are reduced, and the other is that the macropores become more complex leading to bigger D McMahonn et al. 1999).

"Art viewers in Istanbul are becoming more complex," leading Turkish curator Vasıf Kortun told me recently while leaving the headquarters of SALT, the artistic research center where he is director of programs.

While chondroitinase ABC generates nearly exclusively a single Δ unsaturated disaccharide [ 9], the mechanisms of the hyaluronidase digest are more complex leading to a broad mixture of different oligosaccharides [ 10], whereby the hexasaccharide is normally the most abundant product [ 11].

Beam complexity analysis suggested that the IMRT treatment plans were more deliverable (less complex, leading to greater QA success) than the VMAT treatment plans, although the IMRT plans also took more time to deliver.

The proposed modelling framework could well be extended to other, more complex systems, leading to an improved understanding and commensurately greater confidence in the design, operation and optimisation of large-scale nutrient recovery processes from complex effluents.

A captain's task is surely more complex when leading so cosmopolitan a group.

Power, wealth and well-being are spread in ever more complex ways, leading to a world which is harder and harder to understand and which often seems alien to us.

However, recent studies suggest a rather more complex pathobiology, leading to severe pulmonary hypertension in some patients, who might therefore benefit from more active and specific therapy.