Sentence examples for by a complex sequence from inspiring English sources

Indeed, shopping might be seen as the city's new religion, supplanting Roman Catholicism, which, aided by a complex sequence of scandals involving clergy members, appears to be in decline throughout Ireland.

Low temperature ignition of n-alkanes is driven by a complex sequence of oxidation reactions, for which detailed mechanisms are still being developed.

It is not surprising then, that transcription is carried out by a complex sequence of events, any combination of which may be regulated.

Meiosis is followed by mutual fertilization and a complex sequence of mitoses and nuclear degradation, leading to four sexual progeny per mating pair with new MICs and MACs developed from zygote nuclei (see Cole and Sugai 2012).

Alert acquisition by the end user is a complex sequence of commands and integrated hardware involving a considerable amount of numerical work in weather forecasting.

The apoptotic signaling triggered by oxLDL is mediated through a complex sequence of signaling events that lead to activation of caspase-dependent or caspase-independent apoptotic pathways.

Analytical and numerical solutions of equations for the open-circuit decay of potential of a polarized electrode are now given for a complete range of coverages of the electrode by electro-active intermediates arising in a complex sequence and obeying a Frumkin-type isotherm.

Although the deposits within the broch had been badly disturbed by earlier attempts, this work revealed a complex sequence of construction from different periods.

The assembly of the proteasome — the cellular machine that eliminates unwanted proteins — is a carefully choreographed affair, involving a complex sequence of steps overseen by dedicated protein chaperones.

Levels of cAMP are another parameter relevant to PD that can be interrogated in PC12 cells; this ubiquitous second messenger is linked to Ca2+ through a complex sequence of events mediated by A2AR [29] and Gαs proteins [30].

Missense mutations in the tumor suppressor gene p53 are a common genetic feature of these tumors, as a result of a complex sequence of events initiated by exposure to UV light.