Concerning the results obtained, in spite of having augmented the complexity of the classification problem with more classes, the performance of our proposals in the binary problem is similar to the one reported in the literature.
It seems logical that the evolution of Orchidaceae, a family that was probably already highly "pollinator-oriented" at its inception, further augmented the complexity of the pollination mechanisms [ 57].
This study highlights the general benefit of incorporating an ECM substrate to augment biological complexity and relevance of 2D in vitro neuronal systems, even if the ECM is not compositionally identical to brain ECM.
Without any claim for exhaustiveness, let us cite several difficulties which augment this complexity.
AS in eukaryotic genomes plays an important role in augmenting biological complexity such that one gene can result in generating multiple proteins.
Large titanium (Ti) anchoring screws used in similar implants (Hemicap) could potentially create large defects upon removal, thus augmenting the complexity of revision surgery.
Paradoxically, chlorpyrifos, parathion, and physostigmine increased the membrane/total protein ratio, despite the fact that they also increased the total protein/DNA ratio, implying that these agents actually augmented the membrane complexity of the cells as an accompaniment to the increase in cell size.
The profound and moving atmosphere of the plays, though lacking in intellectual complexity, is augmented by tentative dialogue, based on half-formed suggestions, at times naively repetitious, and occasionally sentimental, but sometimes possessed of great subtlety and power.
The path forward with Big Data, not only the likely increase of dimensionality might augment the general complexity (spurious correlations, error propagation etc).
For parallel implementations the computational complexity should be augmented or even replaced by duration of execution.
This picture of genetic complexity has been augmented by the recently completed whole genome sequence (WGS) of Nematostella vectensis [ 1], for which approximately 165,000 ESTs are now available.
