Sentence examples for somehow complex from inspiring English sources

Use of physiological traits in evaluating segregating materials is somehow complex and time consuming and in most of the cases require extra facility and manpower.

Heterogeneity hampered generalization of results and turned interpretation somehow complex.

However, categorizing the compliance-volume curves is somehow complex and not intuitive.

His account of the elusive, iconoclastic finale, which somehow merges complex fugues with a sprawling sonata form, was exhilarating.

WHEN Asian food has a distinctive sourness that seems like citrus but is somehow more complex, chances are good that its flavor base is tamarind.

These sorts of dilemmas become somehow more complex in the sandbox mode, where players are driven, not by a linear narrative that demands acquiescence, but by the desire to succeed.

The case of replacement versus collection is somehow more complex (see for example the articles (Friedman and Scedrov 1985), (Rathjen 2005) and (Rathjen 2012)).

Fortunately my pregnancy was relatively smooth and somehow the complex cocktail of surging hormones made my moods pretty stable.

They need to overcome the image that assertiveness is somehow a complex developed because of their height.

Even for T1 = T2 and the three proteins form a somehow stable complex, by our definition A and C would still not physically interact.

He read with an ease that somehow harmonized the complex counterpoint and references of the work.