Sentence examples for more complex results from inspiring English sources

In a 1997 study, Keith Allred, John Mallozzi, Fusako Matsui, and Christopher Raia found more complex results regarding the effects of anger and compassion on negotiation processes and outcomes.

Changes in crustal thickness lead to more complex results.

Masas said that the search queries could return more complex results — such as returning all a user's friends with a particular name, a user's posts with certain keywords and even more personal demographics — such as all of a person's friends with a certain religion in a named city.

In H. sapiens AChE, similar, although more complex, results were seen for the less bulky organophosphates, diisopropyl phosphorofluoridate (DFP), diethyl phosphorofluoridate (DEFP), and paraoxon [64].

Training was more effective for improving the accurate interpretation of more complex results, e.g. results with faint test lines or for multiple test lines, and especially for improving interpretation skills of inexperienced participants.

Other studies in which plant PMEs have been constitutively over-expressed have given more complex results.

Forecasting became more complex, resulting in cars with options packages no one wanted on dealers' hands.

But instead of a simple tax credit for all parents, something much more complex resulted from negotiations between Congressional Republicans and the Clinton administration.

On the one hand, the concepts and strategies guiding public policies have become more and more complex, resulting in comprehensive programs for national and European "innovation policies".

However, under different sunlight and skylight conditions the internal reflections are more complex, resulting in a large variety of light-pipe efficiency.

It also has several advanced features include price tracking and user reviews, allowing it to return a more complex result such as a 10% price drop in a product.