"Currently there is a greater complexity of the urban environment that makes it difficult to eradicate the Aedes aegypti mosquito again," said Rafael Freitas, entomologist at the Oswaldo Cruz Institute, Brazil's leading research institute based in Rio de Janeiro.
"If UK Labour says it won't enter a coalition with the SNP, and polls nearer the time show that the Tories are ahead, then there is a great complexity for these voters.
The analytical model reveals that there could be a great complexity in the relationship between the tool amplitude and the equilibrium gap size, which could lead to tool damage, if the problem has not been carefully considered.
At this point, Peirce himself confesses that 'there is a great complexity in the expression that is essential to the meaning' (Peirce 1933 4.3655).
But, in fact, there's a great complexity of plants, fungi and other organisms between the forest floor and the top of the tree canopy, many of them regularly used by humans for food, medicine or other purposes.
On the other hand, it must be stressed that most studies have investigated nutrients in their isolated forms, and it is known that there is a great complexity in the human diet that is strongly influenced by synergy or antagonism among components.
A song built around a swelling synth line, the whole thing is given a greater complexity by Karen O: already a compelling singer and performer, her lyrics are equally terrific.
Although the MTH mechanism is in a great complexity, thermodynamics are not affected by the reaction routes.
This problem is of a great complexity and few investigations have been done on it previously.
One notable value of the in-depth semi-structured interview research was that it revealed a greater complexity of household water usage than would have been derived from the questionnaire survey alone.
On a newspaper where too many assumed that the solutions to problems were simple – reunite the divided island, withdraw, and all would be well – John asserted a greater complexity, insisting that Protestants too had rights that a paper with the Guardian's liberal traditions ought to respect.
