Sentence examples for more complex nomenclature from inspiring English sources

However, this more complex nomenclature becomes unwieldy in a long article.

Three types of PCD have been well characterized in metazoans, including type 1 PCD, or apoptosis [6], [7] however, it is now recognized that overlapping pathways leading to different types of PCD death exist, and more complex nomenclature has been suggested [8].

Advantages include simplification of larger or more complex numbers and agreement of nomenclature among the scientific community.

The gradual uncovering of the miRNome's complexity, with identification of homologous miRNA loci, miRNA families and the awareness that both strands of the precursor stem can produce functional miRNAs, has required more complex naming schemes, resulting in changing nomenclature conventions.

Understanding more complex chords can be difficult as accepted nomenclature may vary.

It also introduces a feature called "abilities" — aka functions/subroutines, in standard programming nomenclature — allowing users to grapple with more complex programming concepts as they build their apps.

A few exceptions to this nomenclature system do occur, especially in plants where gene duplication events make it more complex.

To make things more complex, different authors have used different criteria for classification, leading to inconsistencies in the classification and nomenclature between studies.

Bankruptcy is more complex.

Reality is more complex.

My travels became more complex.