Sentence examples for complex to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

The challenge facing Dr. Dean was complex: to demonstrate humor, to acknowledge error, to display a calm and presidential demeanor but also to remind constituents of the passionate antiwar insurgent who first attracted them.

Mr. Hevesi said he would support a replacement that was larger in total size, but not height, than the destroyed complex, to demonstrate that New York City "could not be beaten".

The article points to a survey revealing that "40% of American workers will leave vacation days on the table, sacrificing their health and well-being and adopting a 'work martyr complex' to demonstrate their value".

In this context, it is more complex to demonstrate whether TB in immigrants is a consequence of an infection acquired in the country of origin [ 22, 25] or in the host country [ 26, 27] as specific molecular investigations are needed but were not available for this study.

So, while it has been proposed many times that evolution has likely exploited their overlapping specificities and potential complexity to regulate classes of cargoes by regulating the karyopherins, it remains for the field to more comprehensively define Kap-cargo complexes to demonstrate how much this is the case and to fully appreciate how they may have done so.

The algorithm has been applied to a diesel automobile engine which has complex parts to demonstrate its efficiency and capability.

"Renault presented their position to the FIA - and let's not forget this is an extraordinarily complex matter - to demonstrate that precedent is there that - for purposes of throttle blip (when changing down the gears) and reliability - cold-air blowing, open throttle, was a necessary part of the operation of their engine otherwise it would cause serious issues.

We therefore apply our method to the exome sequencing data of this complex disease to demonstrate the power of our method in diagnosing disease genes.

In this article, we present a "real-lifeâ application of the UKROC dataset from two tertiary neurological rehabilitation services carrying a highly complex caseload to demonstrate how the dataset may be used to compare the cost-efficiency of different service models, and to make the case for resources to maximise efficiency and to improve patient care.

Using these principles, the contributions of both the entire C-terminal tail as well as three putative GRK phosphorylation sites within the C-terminal tail of OX2 receptors were assessed to investigate the formation and stability of OX2 receptor-arrestin-ubiquitin complexes and to demonstrate key structural features that defined subtype-specific functions of orexin receptors.

Indirect ELISA, employing monoclonal antibodies (mAb) against the purified Ag 85 complex, was used to demonstrate Ag 85 complex in sera from TB patients.