The phrase "as a particularly complex" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a high level of complexity or difficulty, often in a specific context.
Example: "The project was challenging, as a particularly complex issue arose that required extensive research and collaboration."
Alternatives: "as a notably intricate" or "as a distinctly complicated".
Using as measure the mutual information with COL11A1, we found many statistically significant miRNAs, among them hsa-miR-22 and hsa-miR-152, as well as differentially methylated genes, such as SNAI1 and PRAME, suggesting a particularly complex biological mechanism (correlation with the MAF phenotype led to essentially the same lists with lower significance).
The application of such materials in biomedicine however requires a directed design providing actuation and stability in a particularly complex environment such as living organisms.
Molgula socialis and Pyura stolonifera have a particularly complex coronal organ as it extends on branched tentacles and it is constituted by a variable number of rows of sensory cells.
The method is generally used by novices or experienced diagnosticians to include or exclude a single diagnosis, when faced with a particularly complex problem, or as a fallback strategy when faced with clinical problems that are outside their domains of expertise.
Vodafone is in a particularly complex situation.
Neither team runs a particularly complex style.
The texture of a towel, for example, should not appear as something particularly complex.
In common with the updated framework described by Charles and colleagues one participant described the process of involving service users in decision making as particularly complex, necessitating a change in role for the clinician, or shift in responsibility for decisions dependent on the context.
[Int012] The complexities and meanings of medication within society, beyond the intended purpose on prescription, have been previously described and can be recognised as being particularly complex in the case of mental disorders where psychological and sociological processes play a substantial role [ 20].
It reviews the problems facing Venice and its lagoon, as a particularly interesting and complex example, and describes the technological, environmental, and scientific actions taken to address the problems of sustainability.
