Firstly, the philosophy underlying the approach which DIKE is based on is outlined; after this the CASE tool is described; thirdly, a detailed report of some of the experiences we gained by applying DIKE on a quite complex real example case is presented; finally, we collocate DIKE in the existing literature, emphasizing its contribution.
The regulation of gene expression by transcription factors is a quite complex and coordinated process.
Nevertheless, the regulation of MMPs production by androgens seems to be a quite complex process.
Offshore helicopter transport represents a quite complex, socio-technical system.
The passive safety system operation is a quite complex process.
SERMs, tamoxifen in particular, have a quite complex balance between agonist and antagonist effects.
Hence, the influence of a broad range of column temperatures on the retention time can only be described by a general, but quite complex, potential function of the temperature with a linear factor and exponent depending on the retention time itself.
For although his new novel has all of the features of period costume drama inserted within a contemporary story, marked by quite complex themes of selfhood and identity, it nevertheless unfolds with a quietness and self-effacement that is the mark of true confidence in a storyteller.
But legislative matters are by definition quite complex (which is, of course, ostensibly why we elect people to deal with them on a full-time basis).
Moreover, allele interaction may be caused by quite complex feedback mechanisms involving much more than the direct interactions associated with binding of transcription factors to promoters or protein-protein interactions.
