Mohamed, who worked for Kurdistan's Zagros TV and radio station, Voice of Kurdistan, is said to require "complex surgery to reconstruct the left ear, to remove the large number of pellets embedded in his head and face and to restore his hearing".
Some other studies instead exploited more complex models to reconstruct portions of the pathway or the intra-cerebellum connections in vivo (Granziera et al. 2009; Kwon et al. 2011; Van Baarsen et al. 2013; Akhlaghi et al. 2013) and post-mortem (Takahashi et al. 2013; Dell'Acqua et al. 2013).
But then it can be hard, with any complex historical process, to reconstruct the exact order in which events occurred, especially when, as in evolution, the addition of new parts encourages the modification of old ones.
Geologists regularly use seismic data to understand the subsurface, complex subsurface models to reconstruct the past, or detailed physical measurements to understand subtle movements.
The true vaccination history in different countries remains highly complex and difficult to reconstruct, particularly as it relates to SIAs [ 33].
This more complex analysis would serve to reconstruct the separate contributions of complex migratory waves, and to take into account parameters, such as the initial effective population size, the degree of admixture with local population, the effect of gene flow with neighboring population over time as well as of convergent evolution at STR loci.
His research is prodigious, his intelligence obvious, his ability to reconstruct complex chains of events impressive.
However, it is still a tedious task to reconstruct complex dendritic trees with fine structures just above voxel resolution.
During the Renaissance, Italian surgeon Gaspare Tagliacozzi and French surgeon Ambroise Paré adopted these early procedures and kindled a modern fascination with the use of local and distant tissue to reconstruct complex wounds.
Namely, the l2-Sl0- NC is not suitable to reconstruct complex signals.
