Sentence examples for more complex mode from inspiring English sources
Observations made on progeny fragments suggest that Hertzian fracture is often the precursor of a more complex mode of failure.
These conflicting data suggest a more complex mode of regulation.
This contrasts with other species, like Populus, where duplications of the LHY/CCA1 genes contribute to an apparently more complex mode of clock control [ 68].
It is tempting to speculate that this more complex mode of regulating eIF2α dephosphorylation co-evolved with mechanisms for regulating the actin cytoskeleton and G-actin availability.
INH has a more complex mode of action and resistance occurs through several discrete mechanisms involving many genes, therefore detection of INH resistance through molecular tests is less reliable than RIF [ 9, 10].
Quantification of total SEPT9 mRNA levels showed that the cell lines expressed variable SEPT9 mRNA levels, but we found no direct correlation between mRNA levels and DNA copy number, suggesting that a more complex mode of regulation might occur at this genomic locus.
Study 1 is a cross-sectional study that observes that higher quality civic and political experiences are connected with more complex modes of thinking about politics.
However, results indicate more complex modes of change associated with amplification of changes in system states, relatively rapid spatial propagation of state transitions, and some structural constraints within the system.
This process, studied mostly under saturated conditions, in reality usually occurs under unsaturated conditions, which are characterized by more complex modes and have not been studied in depth before.
For, even though an instance of one of the more complex modes of thought presents an "object" to the mind, as in the case of one's fearing a lion or affirming the Pythagorean Theorem (where the lion and the theorem are the "objects" presented), it is the ideational element (the idea) that does the presenting.
In addition, more complex modes exist; for example, the immunoglobulin heavy-chain variable-region (VH) genes encode proteins with identical functions, but exhibit little concerted evolution [ 4].
