Sentence examples for apparent complexity from inspiring English sources
These comparisons highlight the great diversity of T3E genes present in the RSSC and the apparent complexity of T3SS-dependent pathogenesis in this species complex.
How can so few more genes generate so much more apparent complexity?
Congreve, though, did not sufficiently develop the sub-plots, and their apparent complexity renders them almost impossible to follow.
And one of the tasks of scientists is to clarify the apparent complexity of the universe by using the language of mathematics.
Re "73 Options for Medicare Plan Fuel Chaos, Not Prescriptions" (front page, May 12): In addition to being outraged by the Medicare plan, I am completely puzzled, not just by the apparent complexity of the plan, but also by how it was passed by both Democrats and Republicans.
A member of the A.G.U. who worked on the pavilion told me that the load path created by the algorithm had serendipitously turned out to be just as efficient as a traditional grid: despite its apparent complexity, the pavilion stood up by itself and was easy to construct.
The number of chromosomes does not correlate with the apparent complexity of an animal or a plant: in humans, for example, the diploid number is 2n = 46 (that is, 23 pairs), compared with 2n = 78, or 39 pairs, in the dog and 2n = 36 (18) in the common earthworm.
Albeit its apparent complexity, the proposed rheology and its numerical implementation are straightforward.
In The Selfish Gene, Richard Dawkins famously, and provocatively, traces the apparent complexities of modern civilization to the simple imperative for replicative success encoded in our DNA.
A diathesis-stress conceptualization coupled with application of a threshold-based diagnostic definition may explain several of the apparent complexities of major depression epidemiology.
The apparent complexities of place cell behavior anchored in different frames of reference in previous experiments come at least in part from the seeming lack of awareness that there are any qualities of space other than geometric ones.
