Sentence examples for more complex rationale from inspiring English sources

The fact that some positive correlations in Table 4 between length of intergene spacer and COVE are sufficiently strong to be detected as statistically significant suggests that for these two properties, associations may be determined sometimes according to a more complex rationale than the one proposed until now.

An important disadvantage of a more complex prediction model is however that the rationale behind its output will be much more difficult to understand by potential users.

Therefore, just as with any case of step-by-step evolution towards a more complex system, there should be an evolutionary rationale behind each intermediate step.

More sophisticated accounts of an economic rationale for rule-following rely on more complex models of bounded rationality.

The radiological report should not only describe the findings and potential diagnoses but should recommend further investigations, including the rationale for the recommendations, and whether more complex and expensive investigations should be undertaken.

It may seem like a no-brainer that drugs bought online are purer than their street counterparts, but the rationale behind the finding is significantly more complex.

The rationale of these votes in the report is more complex and pluralistic policy advice.

These findings indicate that cell cell and cell matrix interactions play an important role in regulating fusion, and this understanding sets the rationale of spheroid composition to fabricate larger and more complex tissue-engineered constructs.

There are many practices in medicine which do not follow the rationale of a pharmacological intervention or which are more complex.

But the extrapolation of this simple reasoning to the design of more general geometries and, eventually, more complex microstructures is not a straightforward extension of these simple rationales.

Mr. Huan's role models would seem to be artist-impresarios like Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst, except that his intellectual rationales — explained in detail in the exhibition catalog — are more complex than the works themselves.