Sentence examples for more complex life from inspiring English sources

Rhombozoans have an even more complex life cycle.

Some of the parasitic fungi have much more complex life histories.

Fifteen years later, new, more complex life forms like Facebook, Twitter and cloud computing continue to surprise us, layering on complexity in an evolutionary march that, as Kelly argues, seems an irresistible force.

These organisms tend to have much larger generation times and more complex life cycles than microparasites.

"But [for more complex life] it would be like hitting a reset button.

However, there are fundamental issues when applying conventional LCA PCA methodology to a more complex life cycle, namely, a synchronized life cycle of interconnected energy systems.

The processes Sleep discussed took place in the period called Hadean, about 4 billion to 4.5 billion years ago — before the first organisms came into being, and well before more complex life-forms, including dinosaurs, started roaming the Earth.

From the little, mundane choices like pizza or a burger, or, paper or plastic, to the more complex, life-changing choices, which job to take, who to marry, kids or no kids.

Studies on lake plankton, for example, showed that fast-growing, early species are better able to track warming patterns than later-appearing species that display slow-growing and more complex life-history strategies [12].

As a model, we analyze the modular evolution of the PWWP domain and ask whether its appearance in combinations with other domains into multidomain architectures is linked with the occurrence of more complex life-forms.

For species with energy stores, the allocation of energy between competing functions is potentially subject to greater control, allowing more complex life-history strategies (see Box 1) (Pond, 2003).