Sentence examples for a complex term from inspiring English sources
In legal and political contexts, then, "indigenous" has to be understood as a complex term that is conditional on current circumstance, not as an absolute and unchanging descriptor for a state of being.
The problem was that the commonly used term "monophyly" was a complex term.
As mentioned in the introduction, the SDEs of mean-reversion type involve a complex term (alpha(X_{t},t,varepsilon)) in the drift coefficient, which makes a big difficult to apply the existing methods directly.
The solid domains (TM and OC) are modelled as linear isotropic Voigt solids with E replaced by a complex term to account for damping in the solid.
"Socioeconomic status" is a complex term and involves such attributes as income, education level, and household characteristics (Greenwald et al. 1996).
COPD was seen as a complex term and patients' understanding of COPD is poorer compared to other conditions such as diabetes and hypertension.
We also show a complex termed "RNA-containing granules" after we found a number of proteins making part of these granules, which are transported on microtubules by kinesin I [55].
They describe a complex, termed the 'scaffold', that appears primed for reinitiation.
Affinity purification of Clr3 showed a complex termed SHREC (Snf2/Hdac-containing repressor complex) (Sugiyama et al, 2007).
DNA in cells does not exist freely but combines with proteins to form a complex termed chromatin.
Cytosolic cytochrome c binds to Apaf-1 and together with caspase 9 forms a complex termed 'apoptosome'apoptosome
