Sentence examples for complex array of processes from inspiring English sources

From marginal areas of these stable shield areas, a complex array of processes has been documented covering the past few hundred million years.

The haemostatic system consists of a complex array of processes that maintains blood flow under physiological conditions, but yet is equipped to immediately respond to tissue injury.

Our data indicate that modification of the inclusion is critical to the outcome of the host-parasite interaction; the presence of Irga6 on the inclusion membrane defeats the complex array of processes by which C. trachomatis seeks to delay phagosomal maturation.

This study provides not only a genome-wide view of the effect each gene deletion has on peroxisome morphology, but also provides an extensive framework from which to further query the complex array of processes that regulate the response of cells to fatty acids and the biogenesis of peroxisomes.

The turnover of mitochondria is assured by a complex array of processes such as proliferation and selective elimination by mitophagy.

Evolution in a novel environment involves a complex array of processes that produces both genetic and phenotypic changes.

We will first provide an overview of the SWEF proteins and then discuss the complex array of biological processes that they control and the autoimmune phenotypes that spontaneously develop in their absence, highlighting the emerging involvement of these proteins in regulating ABCs.

The mechanisms by which MYC transforms cells have been linked to its function as a nuclear transcription factor whereby it regulates a large number of genes and pathways that control a complex array of cellular processes including cell cycle progression, metabolism, ribosome biogenesis, protein synthesis, mitochondrial number and function, and stem cell self renewal [34], [35], [36].

This deformation causes a complex array of biological processes to occur resulting in the synthesis and/or degradation of structural macromolecules (Sah et al. 1989).

Extensive studies on cardiac NCX1 have established a complex array of regulatory processes that involve the central cytosolic loop of that protein and which depend on the binding of Ca2+, Na+, H+, anionic phospholipids and other factors [ 5, 9].

As an introduced species spreads outside its native range, it initiates a complex array of evolutionary processes that can produce clear effects over a timeframe of years or decades.