Sentence examples for more complex stratum from inspiring English sources

Drilling equipment not only needs to meet requirements for desired drilling trajectory, but also needs to work reliably in more complex stratum and harsher operating conditions, which presents significant challenges on the drilling technology (John et al. 2000; Kaiser and Yu 2015; Ikonnikova et al. 2015).

A more complex approach to stratum definition which takes probability and public health consequence into account to monitor foreign substance levels in imported food of animal origin was described by Breidenbach et al. (2004).

The sequence in the fossil record from simple animals and plants in the ancient, deeper strata to the more complex, recent forms found near the surface represented a progressive development, Agassiz agreed, but those different animals and plants did not arise because of interactions between populations and external environmental changes, as Darwin argued.

However, separate analyses of expression levels of genes located in the two evolutionary strata reveal a more complex pattern of sex-biased gene expression and dosage compensation.

Compared with middle shallow strata, the petroleum geology and accumulation in deep basins are more complex, which overlap the feature of basin evolution in different stages.

Is there any music more complex than, say, the six-part Ricercar, with its six independent but symbiotically related strata of ever-changing musical information, from Bach's Musical Offering?

However, if effects of temperature vary across strata of ozone, then the estimation of natural direct effects is often more complex than the techniques for controlled direct effects (Petersen et al. 2006).

Bankruptcy is more complex.

Reality is more complex.

Governing will be more complex".

The truth is more complex.