Sentence examples for more intricate aspects from inspiring English sources

At times, the more intricate aspects of Paul Curran's conception got lost amid the prevailing loveliness.

One frontline drug, isoniazid, blocks the formation of its cell walls; another, rifampicin, interferes with the transmission of the bacterium's genetic information; a third, ethambutol, has a mechanism of action that is still imperfectly understood — but has been shown to attack active M. tuberculosis — and still others interfere with yet more intricate aspects of bacterial metabolism.

These associated papers examine more intricate aspects of the structure of polyethylene: a partially ordered component and the accommodation of the short chain branches within the crystalline structure.

The requirements for appropriate imaging in cardiomyopathies nowadays exceed the pure diagnostic objective, whereby assessment of the more intricate aspects, such as depiction of underlying aetiology, risk assessment, therapy planning and determination of prognosis, are becoming increasingly important.

Key in overcoming expression bottlenecks is certainly a more intricate understanding of the complex aspects involved in expression of foreign genes (Fig.  3).

This is an everyday reality that will become more intricate and more consequential as we integrate more aspects and dimensions of our lives online.

McHugh has set up a Damien Hirst-like production process for his sea life-inspired works ("I mostly design the more intricate pieces and handle the business and conservation aspects," he explains) and has an artistic and activist focus beyond sharks too, with the Swarovski-plated editions serving as a premium.

Createc's speciality is facial movement, the most problematic aspect of synthespian creation (one practitioner in the States claims that his virtual Marilyn Monroe's face was more intricate than an entire Jurassic Park dinosaur).

With high-power electron microscopes, the view is more intricate.

It makes it look far more intricate and pretty.

The palette was similar, but more intricate.