Sentence examples for by a complex series from inspiring English sources

The euphausiid nauplius is followed by a complex series of shrimplike larvae.

High-fructose corn syrup is produced by a complex series of chemical reactions that includes the use of three enzymes and caustic soda.

Russia's remaining territory, to the south and east, constitutes about one-fourth of the country's total area and is dominated by a complex series of high mountain systems.

The novel's structure is now provided not by the original, simple logic of the quest but by a complex series of sexual entanglements and symbolic leitmotifs.

While not yet mathematically certain of a spot in the World Cup, the Argentines, who have 32 points through 13 matches, can be denied only by a complex series of results in the remaining five rounds of qualifying.

In its analysis of the crash, released Monday, it attributed the accident to gravitational forces that overcame the athlete, Nodar Kumaritashvili, and said the death was caused by "a complex series of interrelated events".

By 2008, a complex series of deals had left Stanford, who had become close to Baugur boss Jon Asgeir Johannesson, with an 8% holding in Baugur, a 4% stake in Kaupthing and interests in several other Icelandic investment vehicles.

The resulting concentrates are separated by passing them through a complex series of electrostatic, magnetic, and gravity equipment.

Establishment of appropriate connections among neurons in the developing nervous system is accomplished by detection and response to a complex series of guidance cues and ultimate target recognition, collectively referred to as "axonal pathfinding" (for a review, see Raper and Mason, 2010).

Vitta said the drop in share prices noted by Carbon Tracker was due to a complex series of factors, including a cyclical dip in metallurgical coal demand.

Inflammation is a multistep process mediated by activated inflammatory and immune cells, including macrophages and monocytes [ 7], and comprises a complex series of reactions regulated by a cascade of cytokines, growth factors, nitric oxide (NO), and prostaglandins (PGs) produced by active macrophages [ 8].