Sentence examples for probably complex from inspiring English sources

"With sparrows we've got no clue, but the reasons are probably complex".

It's impossible to know what their true, probably complex and contradictory feelings are.

It also means that if your social network of choice ever closes, there may be no way to regain access to your online profiles without a probably complex process of verifying users' identities.

Although the determinants of psychosexual gender identity are probably complex, it is clear that a testosterone surge that occurs in males during late foetal and early postnatal life has significant effects on regions of the brain that are strongly correlated with gender identity.

Britain is already the last redoubt of some mushroom varieties that have become very rare on continental Europe and, while the reasons for this are probably complex, removing their reproductive bodies before they have shed their spores can only do harm.

However, the links between land use change and disease emergence are poorly understood and probably complex.

These studies also showed that calcium sulfate is probably complexed by humic molecules through calcium-binding bridges in CSP [52].

AST was probably complexed with immunoglobulins possibly related to an allergic disposition.

The target for activated IKKα is the inhibitory ankyrin protein NF-κB2/p100 NF-κB2/p100omprobablyith RelB), whicomplexedsphorylated by IKKα at its carboxyl-terminus and then K48-polyubiquitinated.

That would probably require complex legal changes among members.

But a growing number of experts say the problem is probably more complex than those fires.