Sentence examples for a complex paradigm from inspiring English sources

The sustainable use of the tropical deciduous forest (TDF) during co-grazing of sheep and goats is a complex paradigm.

Impulsivity is a complex paradigm; its definition and measurement are controversial.

Deshmukh et al (2011) have provided a complex paradigm where integrin function depends on the secondary structure pattern and overall folding of the integrin cytoplasmic tail, shifting the integrin influence to different signalling proteins and the intracellular pathways.

The present experiments were designed to study electrophysiological adaptations in NAc MSNs in the IVSA mouse model of drug-primed reinstatement using a complex paradigm that better replicates the human condition, consisting of repeated cycles of extinction-reinstatement.

The group prioritised the synthesis of evidence for the 'real world', understanding that there was no 'magic bullet' solution to such a complex paradigm with correspondingly high numbers of comorbidity sub-groups.

Using a complex paradigm of cocaine use consisting of repeated cycles of extinction/reinstatement, a model that closely resembles the human condition, we demonstrate electrophysiological neuroadaptations in NAc MSNs due to either contingent (IVSA in master mice) or non-contingent (yoked mice) administration.

The assessment building process, together with the use of specific indicators within it, seems to reflect a progressive enrichment and enlargement of the food discourses, shifting from mere health concerns, to wider meanings of biosecurity and well-being, towards the building of a new complex paradigm of sustainability (Marsden and Morley 2014).

This article therefore aims to explain a very complex paradigm -- metamodernism -- in the simplest terms possible, the better to understand why North Korean hackers are now threatening to kill Americans over a Seth Rogen-authored comedy.

Previous work showed that great apes can solve a less complex paradigm involving what-where-when choices [39].

However, a more complex paradigm is emerging with the identification of the profibrogenic effect of autophagy in fibrogenic cells.

In recent years, the simple concept that tumour progression depends solely on the intrinsic properties of cancer cells has recently given way to a more complex paradigm in which tumour progression depends on the interaction between tumour and host cells (Colotta et al, 2009; Hanahan and Weinberg, 2011).