Sentence examples for more complex recruitment from inspiring English sources

These findings indicate a propensity of females for a more complex recruitment of TA, GL and VL during walking, compared to males.

The study was designed as a two-step recruitment process requiring not only patient participation but also clinician participation otherwise access to patient data and potential cases would have not been possible without employing more complex recruitment protocols.

A more complex indirect recruitment mechanism is utilized by Gab1 in FGF receptor signalling [ 14, 52].

That suggests that finding more minority teachers "is a more complex problem than recruitment and training," she said.

A more complex sampling and recruitment strategy was required for the city of Brisbane.

Although there are some clues in literature regarding the importance of these factors [ 23], there is a need to further evaluate the impact of these more complex factors on recruitment success.

We attribute the initial, more linear structure to mortality and trunk or canopy damage caused by construction, while ascribing the later, more complex structure to tree recruitment, canopy expansion, and homeowner actions that influence natural processes.

To more accurately model Tup1-Ssn6 complex recruitment in rich media we generated a regression model for Tup1 occupancy using the experimentally measured occupancy of the recruiters at each regulatory region.

To generate more complex pathways, however, the recruitment of enzymes that catalyze non-natural chemical reactions will likely be necessary.

But making a distinction between active and passive recruitment is clearly more complex than the direct encounter of a recruiter with a potential employee [ 8, 14, 28].

This information shows that the relationship between river flows and Murray cod recruitment are more complex than first thought, and that in less regulated rivers, Murray cod may be able to recruit under a range of conditions including stable low flows.