Sentence examples for complex portion from inspiring English sources

Despite this, no gains were observed on part B, the more complex portion of the test.

The algorithm achieves a high degree of computational efficiency by combining iterative linearization of the most complex portion of the kernel with a combination of Newton-Raphson and Picard iteration methods for the resulting approximate equation.

During the final, most complex portion of the SAT ("Switch") the word "Side" or "Direction" appeared immediately before each stimulus.

Not all queries are as short and simple as the one above; e.g., below is a more complex portion of a query, taken from another systematic review 6 (formulated for OVID MEDLINE) where more specific search is targeted (in this case "vitamin B6"): 1 exp Nervous System Diseases/ 2 alzheimer$... 10 or/1-9... 21 exp Pyridoxine/ 22 (pyridoxal or pyridoxamine or pyridoxine).mp.mp

Unveiling the static organization of kinetochores will eventually require high-resolution structural investigations on progressively more complex portions of the kinetochore.

It is especially difficult to accept that so vast and complex a portion of the world could be reduced to a fairly homogeneous historic force.

Fuchsin, the main component of Ziehl-Neelsen and Kinyoun acid-fast stain, has been shown to stain the vastly complex lipid portion of the mycobacterial cell wall.

Fuchsin, the main component of Ziehl-Neelsen and Kinyoun acid-fast stains, has been shown to stain the vastly complex lipid portion of the mycobacterial cell wall [31], [32], [33] and is also fluorescent [34].

In addition to forming surface complexes, a portion of Cr III) bound to ligno-cellulosic materials also formed a hydroxide precipitate.

In this paper we report the synthesis of a further collection of nine analogues, having the same scaffold of PM, the γ-hydroxybutenolide, and bearing, as side chain, more complex aromatic portions, in substitution of the sesterterpene moiety.

This protein is known to be monomeric in the cytosol and resides in complexes in portions of some adhesions (29).