Sentence examples for more complex see from inspiring English sources

The case of replacement versus collection is somehow more complex (see for example the articles (Friedman and Scedrov 1985), (Rathjen 2005) and (Rathjen 2012)).

In real cases, the power waveform at the meter point (or aggregated measurement) is not a single square-pulse signal; it is more complex (see Fig. 2) and involves continuous, multi-state and "on/off" loads (see Table 1).

The effects of presence of the G8 repeats were more complex (see below).

For some countries, this definition was simple: it included the retail market but excluded the bulk government tenders (which are often missing from IMS data anyway) [13], but for other countries the required subdivision of IMS channels was more complex (see File S1).

In the model's delayed version the maximum principle is far more complex, see El-Hodiri et al.

This makes the task of function annotation transfer more complex (see Koonin, 2005, Annu. Rev. Genet., 39, 309 338).

Because of the recent availability of economical real time software, more complex control algorithms will see real time testing and implementation.

If you were on the ground during that tumultuous year of 1989, as I was as a correspondent for Newsweek, you saw a more complex picture.

Sustained Ca2+ responses in the older animals also had more complex patterns (see Figure 6B (i) versus 6B (iii)).

However, in the first instance, there is value in exploring the basic, simple relationships between I, A and P (i.e. the paths from I to A, A to P and I to P) rather than exploring more complex models (see Figure 1).

Modelling multimorbidity using a more complex approach (see online supplementary appendix figure S2) made no difference to the interpretation of results; for parsimony and ease of interpretation, we elect to present results from analyses that include multimorbidity modelled as a count of long-term conditions in this paper.