Sentence examples for a complex of related from inspiring English sources

This indicates that the definition of a metabolic syndrome does not describe a unified syndrome as such, but a complex of related risk factors.

Similarly, sugar cane is not native to Africa but is infected by a complex of related virus species (Sugarcane streak virus, Sugarcane streak Reunion virus, Sugarcane streak Egypt virus and Eragrostis streak virus) which have been isolated from native grasses of the genera Setaria, Cenchrus, Paspalum and Eragrostis, indicating a wide host range [ 46].

HL is a complex of related conditions that are, in part mediated by genetic susceptibilities, infectious diseases, and immune deficits [ 1].

Regular interaction with a computer interface, using a standard keyboard and a mouse, has been related to a complex of complaints related to the hand, arm and shoulder, often referred to as 'repetitive strain injury' (RSI), or sometimes as 'cumulative trauma disorder', 'non-specific work-related upper limb disorder' or 'repetitive strain disorder' [ 2].

Connecting into the Mississippi is a vast complex of related waterways from the Intracoastal Waterway in the south, stretching between Florida and the Mexican border, to the channels that lead up the Ohio to its tributaries and through the Illinois waterway to the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway.

E. coli O157 H7 strains are believed to comprise a clonal complex of related genotypes that are found worldwide [ 10].

Egg size along with clutch size and reproductive investment form a complex of functionally related traits [16], [17].

Rhizopus oryzae is a complex of closely related, heterothallic species [1], [2], [3], [4] that are common, cosmopolitan saprotrophs in soil, dung, and rotting vegetation [5], [6], [7], [8].

The lumbosacral radicular syndrome (LRS) is a complex of symptoms related to the lumbosacral nerve roots.

L. chagosensis might therefore be regarded as a complex of closely related (cryptic) species rather than a single widespread species.

The endemic Australian and New Zealand Camelineae provide an excellent framework to examine the nature and consequences of differently-aged WGD events within a complex of closely related species.