Sentence examples for more complicated use from inspiring English sources

A more complicated use would be to extract all molecules in an SDF file whose titles start with "active": obabel inputmols.sdf -aT -o copy -O outputmols.sdf --filter "title='active*'".

As the student start to understand the use of the verb as an adjective, you can begin teaching participial phrases, a more complicated use of the participle.

But Mr. Kennedy also considers the newer, more complicated use of "nigger" as a term of affection by young African-Americans and their well-meaning white friends.

The second category takes advantage of more complicated uses of nanotechnology.

The forum's version is a little more complicated, using both the groove and the space ("land") between the grooves to store its data.

Now, this may even be more complicated using fluids and under which condition they had been sampled, stored: was it during an operation?

You may use a multimeter instead, although the device is more complicated to use.

PGP is more complicated to use because it requires you and the recipients of your e-mail to use digital encryption keys and passwords, and you will need to read the documentation carefully.

For example, there was a perception through prior experiences of use of telephone services that there were too many options which would make it more complicated to use.

OptimizeMe is more complicated to use than most life-logging or mood tracking apps, but since I've started using its data correlations and chart give me, I've started spending more time on my hobbies and goals.

The Elixhauser method uses both ICD-9-CM codes and Diagnosis-Related Groups (DRGs), and thus is more complicated to use.