Sentence examples for complex to allow from inspiring English sources
Rabbits' brains aren't sufficiently complex to allow for apologizing, a social-emotional interaction takes a certain amount of cognitive evolution.
The Civil War years see into print "anthrax," "anti-draft," "mortarman," "Old Glory," and "rebel yell," as well as "vibrator" and "Wiener schnitzel," because every era is too complex to allow easy generalization.
Some movements are too complex to allow its primitives to be learned all at once, i.e, learning all their intricacies without a properly structured approach.
This result is interesting as it shows that the auditory interactions during the day could be made more complex to allow for more features and functionality to be added.
One possibility is that FimL, ChpA, and CyaB form a polarly localized complex to allow spatial, environmental, and temporal production of cAMP that regulates multiple polarly localized structures, including TFP and the T3SS (see Fig. 7).
In contrast, a data recovery from a sample that contained an equimolar mixture of four barcoded libraries was only marginally increased, suggesting that samples with four or more barcodes are sufficiently complex to allow efficient cluster identification by the SCS analysis.
It remains to be further examined whether the splicing suppression results in loss or decrease in certain trans-synaptic complexes, to allow subsequent remodeling.
Thus BRCA1 may facilitate repair of DNA damage by mediating P-CTD cleavage and subsequent degradation of stalled transcription complexes to allow enhanced access of repair complexes to the lesion site.
The predicted protein would retain the ability to interact with SIX1 DACH, but would be unable to dephosphorylate such complexes to allow gene activation [ 14].
Upon mitogenic signaling, RB protein is inhibited by hyperphosphorylation, which disrupts RB transcriptional repression complexes to allow G1 to S phase transition.
Hyperphosphorylation of RB protein by cyclin-dependent kinases would dissociate RB protein from the E2F/DP1 complexes to allow the otherwise silenced transcription to occur.
