Sentence examples for more convoluted a from inspiring English sources

The novel's ostensible narrative hook is Dada's desire to untangle the circumstances around Daniel's death, but her private quest morphs into something more convoluted, a journey into the dark passions of small-town life.

The longer and more convoluted a process, the more quickly a potential customer will lose interest.

I could tell you that I think that the line that would need to be drawn connecting the fact that Obama sat in Jeremiah Wright's church to the conclusion that Obama shares all of Wright's views is more convoluted than a dotted line in a Family Circus cartoon.

"As time went on, it became obvious to me that this whole situation was much more convoluted than a simple contractual issue between John and a contractor who coincidentally had also done work for ADI," Starbird testified.

That way, the next time you see a headline like "Eating Unicorn Meat Causes Cancer," you can evaluate the study and realize that, actually, the research found something much less definitive and far more convoluted like: a compound found in unicorns, when applied directly to mouse cells in a petri dish, resulted in more rapid cancer cell division.

The moment we complicate it with conditions, it becomes more convoluted than a home purchase agreement.

Although we have used the topology of the neutrophil as an example of the wrinkled surface, Bergmann glial cells which are far more convoluted, having a surface-to-volume ratio 13 times higher than neutrophils [56] also have microdomains of high Ca2+ which are found in their membrane projections [57].

For other outcome variables, nonlinear results are either even more convoluted, hovering around a zero average effect, or they reveal an underlying relationship that is linear.

Furthermore, we found that a more convoluted shape of cutblocks amplified the effect of clearcuts on caribou space use.

Sharing the ride into space significantly reduced its launch costs - but it meant the spacecraft had to take a more convoluted route.

A more convoluted, but still plausible explanation may be found for the observed significant difference in the strength of authentic acceptor sites of the C-exons and S-exons: an exon with a weak splice site already contains more splicing enhancers than an exon with strong sites [ 35, 46, 47], and thus it is more likely to become a C-exon if the site is disrupted by a mutation.