The phrase "areas of the complexity" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to refer to different aspects or dimensions of a complex subject, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "In our analysis, we will explore the various areas of the complexity surrounding climate change."
Alternatives: "aspects of the complexity" or "dimensions of the complexity".
However, the diversity of allied health practice, the geographical distances between patients in rural and remote settings together with the limited number of allied health practitioners in rural areas increases the complexity of meeting the educational needs of this group in a multidisciplinary one hour per month video conference.
After early activation of the occipital area, the complexity of representation of visual information increases as information flows to the anterior regions of the VVS, with the TP located at the end of the stream and sending backward facilitatory projections to the occipital cortex to optimize sensory processing (e.g., improve perception and learning) [35, 36].
Our study contributes to an understanding of disparities in the utilisation of institutional care in poor urban areas by considering the complexity of factors that influence uptake and choice of provider across public and private sectors.
The circularity C, the ratio of square of the perimeter to the area, reflects the complexity of contours by producing higher values for irregular shapes.
Due to the large extension of estuarine and coastal areas, and to the complexity of bio-morphological processes governing their dynamics, prediction and decision tools must be based on spatially-distributed continuous observations both for direct real-time monitoring, and for hydrodynamics and biomorphological models' calibration and validation.
One very powerful theoretical development in this area links the complexity of a set of constraints to a corresponding set of algebraic operations, known as polymorphisms.
We believe that the causes of this lack of progress are mainly a lack of fine-tuning to the needs of a specific biological research area and the complexity of data analysis strategies, which appear overwhelming to biologists.
This reveals both the limited investments that are made in the area, and the complexity of the development of a vaccine for this parasite.
The need to meet different regulatory requirements in different areas of the world adds to the complexity and costs of the process.
However, even with restriction to these areas, the complexity of the neuronal networks in turtle have made it impractical to locate the relevant CPG neurons experimentally.
