Sentence examples for rather complex question from inspiring English sources

However, this rather complex question will require further protein-based examination of patient airways.

Since the liver is characterized by a rather complex polarity, the question still remains how SR-BI is distributed between sinusoidal and canalicular membranes.

What a complex question complexity is!

But when you stop to really think about it, the question is rather complex.

"The Scottish electorate has become politicised and engaged, and Labour's problems here go much deeper than ideological perceptions, as the constitutional question makes politics here rather complex," she said.

However, the estimation of FPC involves a large number of questions in a survey and it is rather complex to calculate.

The CBSEI is a rather complex instrument because it consists of four scales with repeated questions related to various parts of labour and childbirth.

However, the relationship between the limiting consensus belief and the initial opinion vector can be rather complex (depending on the specific form of the updating rule) and remains an open question for research.

Now the question is: is it plausible to claim that this and related phenomena are related to the rather complex effect CDQ claims is induced by the anaphoricness/definiteness of 'it' in donkey conditionals?

It is a complex question.

JULIA IOFFE: This is a complex question.