Sentence examples for complex entity of from inspiring English sources

The TSI proposed a means of measuring the complex entity of occupational teacher stress.

The third, systemic turn in DD development has broadened the extent of deliberation, not as a one-off process but as a larger complex entity of the democratic system.

To understand the complex entity of pelvic organ support, Professor Peggy Norton (Salt Lake City, UT, USA) introduced the "boat in dry dock" concept (Fig. 3), in which the boat represents the pelvic and abdominal organs.

Our animal model of burn injury-induced critical illness may mirror only part of the complex entity of human critical illness, and thus extrapolating to the human situation or to other illnesses should be done with great caution.

Sarcopenia is a complex entity of clinical importance because of its association with adverse outcomes such as functional impairment, cardiovascular disease, metabolic disorders, falls, poorer quality of life, and mortality.

Knowledge of the pathophysiology of the DCI and the underlying vasospasm has evolved in recent years to a complex entity of early brain injury, secondary injuries, and cortical spreading ischemia, instead of being pure intracranial vessel spasm [ 3– 7].

Though a complex entity consists of the other simpler ones, it is not just an aggregate of the included entities.

18 22 25–27 This study first conceptualises weather as a complex entity consisting of several interrelated elements that can be combined to categorise localised weather patterns.

The latter is a complex entity composed of several cell types immersed in extracellular matrix (ECM) composed by molecules, such as laminin, fibronectin, collagen, proteoglycans, and matrix metalloproteinases and heparanase.

In addressing the gap of non-inclusion of weather variation in active living research, the methodological approach in this study focused on conceptualising weather as a complex entity consisting of several interrelated elements that can be combined to categorise localised weather patterns.

It is a histologically complex entity that consists of enlarged and distorted lobules, containing duplicated and crowded acini, with prominent myoepithelium and stromal fibrosis (Fig.  1).