Sentence examples for basis for complex from inspiring English sources
We propose a framework below to address this need, which represents generalizable dimensions of complexity that provide the ontological basis for complex systems.
In climate science, the target is used as the basis for complex calculations, especially to determine target-compatible carbon budgets and emissions reduction paths.
Developed to dissect the genetic basis for complex ailments like heart disease and cancer, the methods are now being applied to less pressing areas like the way genes may influence sexual desire or attention deficit disorder.
Object identification is a fundamental cognitive capacity that forms the basis for complex thought and behavior.
By expanding the notion of a passive short-term memory to an active system that provides the basis for complex cognitive abilities, the model has opened up numerous questions and new lines of research.
The ME analysis illustrated 17 marker intervals resulting in 30 two-way interactions (Table 3; Fig. 3); these interactions significantly influenced the traits, suggesting that epistasis is an important component of the genetic basis for complex traits, including tolerance of salt stress.
Cohesin, which interacts with the synaptonemal complex components and localizes along axial elements, might act as a basis for synaptonemal complex assembly (Eijpe et al, 2000; Pelttari et al, 2001; Prieto et al, 2001; Revenkova et al, 2001; Lee et al, 2003).
The complexity of Middle Eastern problems and futures research's theoretical basis for tackling complex issues suggests that it might contribute to developing outlooks for the region.
These universities usually developed the technical basis for the complex investment instruments used by investment banks.
This architectural divergence provides the structural basis for the complex regulatory roles and functional diversity of PIKKs.
The relationships observed for the two-path channels are the basis for more complex channel models with an arbitrary number of propagation paths.
