Sentence examples for area of high complexity from inspiring English sources
Venomics delineates a scientific area of high complexity that is increased by the diversity of venom proteins and the influence imposed by age, geographic location, ontogenetic variation, feeding, and individual intrinsic characteristics that produce intraspecific variations.
We have identified areas of high structural complexity and topographic relief (the NE Channel, Bear Seamount, and several submarine canyons) as zones of enhanced species diversity.
Such draft genomes are known to be problematic for characterizing areas of high genomic complexity such as those associated with gene family expansions (Nagy et al. 2008; Zhang et al. 2012).
Our approach allows forest managers to amend regional and countrywide management plans with reliable maps depicting areas of high forest structural complexity and habitat quality, which will facilitate the integration of conservation-relevant information into multifunctional forestry.
The study aims to assess the lived experience and the environmental heritage perceived level by residents of an high complexity rural area, and which is, in this context, the role played by production of renewable energies.
At the level of ecological practice, it may aid in landscape monitoring, management and planning, by identifying areas of higher structural landscape complexity, which may deserve greater attention in the process of landscape conservation.
Several GPs discussed the complexity of primary care particularly in areas of high social deprivation and with large immigrant populations.
However, due to the high complexity of VHR SAR images over built-up areas, building extraction from highly urban areas remains a challenging task.
This was highlighted by a recent investigation of 21 hospitals in the Netherlands showing that nearly 6% of 1.3 million hospital admissions in 2004 resulted in unintentional harm to the patient. 1 The combination of complexity and the potential for great harm makes medicine, especially intensive care, even more fraught with risk than other high complexity areas such as aviation.
