Sentence examples for more complex rather from inspiring English sources

(But why would oral composition make a writer's prose more complex, rather than more simple? Again, Wershler-Henry does not address the question).

The challenge for clinicians and educators is to appreciate that the incorporation of templates and other technologies renders the consultation more complex rather than less complex…and hence this is worthy of explicit educational attention.

It seems that as we age it is not our emotions that become more complex, but rather we become more aware of the complexity, which can lead to a greater appreciation.

The E.P.A. says the slower pace reflects the inclusion of larger, more complex sites, rather than a lack of funds or resolve.

Second, this novel hypothesis on migraine pathophysiology incorporates existing knowledge into a new, more complex framework, rather than refuting prior studies.

Alternatively, beginners in the early stages of learning ultrasound skills are able to address their learning needs through simulated learning compared to the experts who expect variety and advanced or more complex performance rather than basic tutorials [12].

Assuming that the agent's behaviour respects the principle of reduction of compound lotteries (ROCL that is, does not gain or lose utility from considering more complex lotteries rather than simple ones the set of mappings of outcomes in T to uT* gives a von Neumann Morgenstern utility function (vNMuf) with cardinal structure over all outcomes in T. What exactly have we done here?

As expected, when more complex but rather realistic biofoulants were used, the biofouling behavior gets more difficult to predict.

Hence, the delay truly appears to represent slowing in the face of a more complex decision, rather than slowing provoked by more complex visual processing.

Strong health systems are required if moving to a more complex integrated, rather than vertical, approach to health care is to be successfully undertaken.

There are at least 1000 species of simple protist that lack mitochondria, yet all of them evolved by reductive evolution from more complex ancestors, rather than evolving 'up' from more simple prokaryotes.