Sentence examples for notably more complex from inspiring English sources

The Basal Layer has in part a notably more complex structure than on siliceous or quartz bedrock.

In addition, the best non-linear ANN model is notably more complex but has an overall accuracy of 98.85%.

I acknowledge this right left classification I have just made for the two divergent administrations is notably more complex and controversial, but for the purposes of this study this simple depiction is rather sufficient: Both, politicians with a progressive discourse and politicians with a conservative discourse refer to ECE as a children's right when supporting universal and mandatory ECE.

The color will have darkened substantially into a reddish-gold and the flavor will have become notably more complex (you'll also find that your house will smell absolutely amazing).

From the SI quality results for the Stefan sequence (Figure 13b), it is also possible to conclude that significant BPSI gains are obtained for some parts of the sequence (regarding the MCFI solution), notably when more complex motions occur.

New studies on the potential of GS in oil palm would still be warranted, notably to cover more complex and general situations, and over several generations.

The company's approach is more ambitious, more complex and notably different from Apple's.

As demographics have changed, people are living for longer with more complex conditions – most notably, dementia.

But the sentiment this year appears notably different — and in some ways more complex — than in the past, reflecting the early start to the race, its intensity and, perhaps most of all, a sense in both parties that the country is ready to move beyond the Bush administration.

Notably, the social stimulus is much more complex than the single object or odor stimuli that we used as controls.

The role of Spo0A in solvent production regulation results in more complex phenotypes, and, notably, strain degeneration and bistability in solvent production [ 18, 36, 37].