Sentence examples for Complexity of links from inspiring English sources

We differentiate complexity within a single BM from the complexity of links between BMs managed by a focal organization.

The consensus protocols introduced are distributed in the sense that each agent only needs information from its neighbors, which reduces the complexity of links between agents significantly.

These policy implementation deficits will continue to frustrate efforts to revitalize the Great Lakes unless significant advances are made to design governance processes within the Great Lakes regime that accommodate the complexity of linked social and ecological systems.

In order to reduce the complexity of linking chemical descriptors to the kidney transcriptional state we have computed indices of overall pathway transcriptional activity [25], [26].

From a user's perspective, all the work involved in the complexity of linking tasks and resources into a seamless continuous pipeline has already been resolved in Vacceed.

In particular, the task of investigating these questions has been complicated by the complexity of linking the observed effects of IL-1β ex vivo to the actual in vivo responses.

In this detailed and balanced account, Fagin explores the complexities of links between industrial pollution and childhood cancers at Toms River, New Jersey.

The current study has demonstrated the additional value of linking multiple national data sources whilst highlighting the complexities of linking large datasets that were not designed for integration.

A large and growing community of investigators in the field believes that we not only need to measure brain changes that can provide a glimpse of any such benefits of a given intervention but also need to realize the complexities of linking these changes to clinical benefit [ 19].

eMERGE-II introduced workgroups on EMR integration of genomic information, return of genomic results, and PGx, which was designed to address the complexities of linking genetic variation data with EMRs for effective clinical use as well as to address the difficulties in determining which results to use and how to return these results to participants and providers.

E. g. the sensitivity coefficient decreases with complexity of trophic links in an ecosystem for top-down controlled systems and impact of degree of openness on sensitivity e.g. closed ecosystems show higher sensitivity then fully open ecosystem to impacts also bottom-up control system show less sensitivity then top-down.