Sentence examples for rather complex sample from inspiring English sources
Drug testing in hair usually requires a rather complex sample treatment before drugs are amenable to analysis by either immunological and/or chromatographic coupled to mass spectrometry methods.
Since most of the unique genes were detected as single copies, we believe that the transcriptome of a mature rice embryo is rather complex and the current sampling is not deep enough to discover low-abundance genes as most of the genes should be shared among the cDNA libraries rather than truly unique to each.
A number of molecular signature assays are now being incorporated into clinical practice [ 2, 3], but the assays employed to monitor multiple targets per sample are, to date, rather complex and thus, expensive, and often require centralized processing and analysis.
In practice, therefore, the chemical-physical phenomena associated with the thermal analysis of finely ground marble samples containing dolomite are rather complex.
Results indicate that ball milling of carbon nanotubes is a rather complex process and that it can cause several morphological changes to samples besides the well-known cutting effect.
Our inferred phylogenetic relationships among Ligia isopod samples from central California to central Mexico show a rather complex and previously unknown evolutionary history.
These tests are rather complex, require skilled health care workers and laboratory facilities for the analysis of samples, and are often not available in low-resource settings.
However for moderate to large samples and from a programming point of view, this becomes a rather complex computational problem such that we would recommend either bootstrap or jackknife methodologies for the purpose of variance estimation.
However, World3 is a rather complex model.
The optimum is a rather complex function of and.
