Sentence examples for thereby more complex from inspiring English sources

Grasses and forbs, for example, are of interest because they represent great potential for floristic diversity and thereby more complex opportunities for food webs and the habitat needs of animals and insects (Baumann, 2006; Kadas, 2011; Mann, 1996).

Alternative TSSs could respond differently to regulatory elements and environmental cues, thereby permitting more complex and responsive transcriptional regulation.

Time-restricted consultations made some of the GPs focus on what they considered more valid physical symptoms, thereby avoiding more complex and obligating issues in the clinical encounter.

Increasing SNARE density accelerates fusion by boosting the patch growth velocity, thereby providing more complexes to participate in fusion.

Functional groups such as phenolic hydroxyl, benzylic hydroxyl and carbonyl moieties were linked to lignin backbone and phenyl propanoid, thereby making them more complex (Vivekanand et al. 2008).

The conditions for testing, confirming or falsifying alternative hypotheses and theories is thereby rendered vastly more complex than had previously been supposed.

In time, it is possible that adverse lifestyle factors will increase the incidence of these chronic illnesses, thereby leading to more complex care.

The 3-D picture obtained from acclimated cells clearly demonstrates that the number of vacuoles remains constant while the total tonoplast surface area increases, thereby creating a more complex vacuolar pattern (Fig. 5e).

However, the aberrant SGK1 was distinctly regulated by the p53 and WT-ANXA7 with opposite cell survival effects, thereby suggesting a more complex modulation of cell survival by SGK1 splice variants.

In addition, small scale convective phenomena like land and sea breeze create localized wind-sea having wide degree of directional behavior, thereby resulting in a more complex non-linear interaction process.

Federal arrangements are often more complex, thereby challenging standards of transparency and accountability.