Sentence examples for complex organised from inspiring English sources

Payments were less than expected, very complex, organised in a chaotic, although adaptive, system, and relatively equitable.

The microvilli of Drosophila rhabdomeres harbour the signalplex, a supramolecular protein complex organised by the scaffolding protein InaD, which directly binds to components of the light-dependent signalling cascade (Wang and Montell, 2007).

If this is a PDZ binding site, then there is the potential for KCa3.1 and Orai1 to form part of a macromolecular complex organised by PDZ-containing scaffolding proteins.

In addition to hydrogenase HydABCDE (from HBZC1_10200 to HBZC1_10150) and other dehydrogenases in common with H. pylori [ 39], the H. bizzozeronii CIII-1 genome contains a putative formate dehydrogenase enzyme complex, organised in a operon (from HBZC1_13510 to HBZC1_13550), which could enable the bacteria to use formate as an electron donor, as observed in other ε-proteobacteria [ 38].

(4) The remodelling and thickening of the cell wall of cylindrical, thin-walled prespore compartments, and their separation to generate near-spherical thick-walled spores, are carried out by a multiprotein complex organised by MreB and its paralogue Mbl (Heichlinger et al., 2011; Kleinschnitz et al., 2011).

The Lives of a Cell, dating from around the time of the first photograph of the Earth from space and the discovery that whale song consists of complex organised patterns, is among the best.

It's the story of a complex heist organised by an emergent AI to remove the "Turing Police" controls that prevent it from gaining true sentience.

Iran's House of Cartoon and the Sarcheshmeh Cultural Complex have organised the competition and are offering a cash prize of $12,000 £7,9600) to the winner, $8,000 £5,3000) for the cartoonist that makes second place and £5,000 £3,3200) for third place, according to the Tehran Times.

The complex was organised as a large E-Group astronomical complex consisting of a pyramid aligned with a platform to the east that supported three temples.

Among the alternatives to teacher-led assessment, the report suggests exam boards conduct assessments through school visits, but notes that this would be "frighteningly expensive, and complex to organise".

It is more complex to organise but includes no information for uterine wall thickness and uterine outline and is unable to offer differential diagnosis between septate and bicorporeal uterus.