Sentence examples for more complex organisation from inspiring English sources

Other studies have suggested that the quadriceps tendon anatomy is more variable with a two- to four-layered or even more complex organisation, often with unequal contributions from its tendinous constituents (Waligora et al. 2009; Zeiss et al. 1992).

With time, human society and the economy will shift towards a new state of ever more complex organisation that is impossible to predict today.

In the mangrove genus Avicennia however, the successive cambia seem to have a more complex organisation.

However, it is doubtful whether it may have the same effect in inpatient care where a more complex organisation and more resources are needed.

Relatively irregular ladders in Macrozamia moorei and Encephalartos msinganus (both from Zamiaceae, Cycadales) may be explained by the presence of multiple BamHI sites in the unit monomer and/or more complex organisation of genes.

Neuronal membrane trafficking is believed to occur via the same basic membrane compartments as those present in non-neuronal cells; however, the polarised nature of nerve cells and the distinct morphology of long cell projections in the form of axons and dendrites is linked to a more complex organisation and distribution of these compartments.

The cranial sensory ganglia (CSG) are more complex in organisation and embryonic origin.

Yeasts like other fungi are eukaryotic organism with more complex structural organisation compared to the simple prokaryotic bacterial cells.

The wide spread tissue expression of human NAT1 (in most tissues including endocrine tissues, blood cells, neural tissue as well as gut and liver) compared with the more restricted expression of human NAT2 (mainly gut and liver) may underlie the more complex gene organisation (see Minchin et al., 2007).

This might have been expected as the larger the number of TCS genes within a genome, the greater the number of more complex focus organisations.

In contrast to technology adoption by individuals, organisational adoption required a wider multifaceted conceptualisation of 'how-to' knowledge in line with the more complex dynamics in organisations.