Sentence examples for more complex living from inspiring English sources

Courtney's friend Jacinthe Sasson-Yenor has a more complex living arrangement.

The artificial generation of tissues, organs, or even more complex living organisms was throughout the history of mankind a matter of myth and dream.

The fundamental relation presented in this paper can be used in the design of larger and more complex living spaces in modern urban settings.

This paper shows how moving from macroscopic to microscopic information storage the exergetic contribution due to information grows and it becomes even three orders of magnitude higher than physical one in the more complex living systems.

Expansion of this technique to study more complex living objects, like insects, has been restricted by the maximum vertical motion of the AFM probe that can be measured with the existing AFM setups (typically within 50µm).

It raises the question of how a 'simple' prebiotic system can evolve towards a more complex living system.

"Mirror Teeth," which involves five actors and a set no more complex than living room furniture and a sliding wall, cost roughly £20,000 (about $32,000).

As the world's workplaces become more diverse, corporate leaders are urged to transform workplaces into more complex, interconnected and dynamic living organisms".

"These unnatural base pairs have worked beautifully in vitro, but the big challenge has been to get them working in the much more complex environment of a living cell," lead study author Denis Malyshev, a molecular and chemical biologist at Scripps, said in a prepared statement.

The I-ADL assessment covers more complex activities of daily living than the P-ADL assessment [ 49].

Performance in basic activities of daily living (eg, personal hygiene, mobility) of participants in the intervention and control groups was assessed using the Barthel Index 18 and performance in more complex activities of daily living (eg, using the telephone, handling routine finances) with the Instrumental Activities of Daily Living scale devised by Lawton and Brody.