Sentence examples for complexity change from inspiring English sources

Maps of 2D DNA walk of 671 examined chromosomes show composition complexity change from symmetrical half-turn in bacteria to pseudo-random trajectories in archaea, fungi and humans.

To better illustrate the evolutionary dynamics, these events were summarized into four indices; change in protein family complexity, change in protein domain complexity, domain shuffling, and adaptation.

For example, if the number of birth events equals that of death events over a lineage, the index is 0, suggesting no complexity change over the evolution of this lineage.

It's a complex world out there and that complexity changes over space and time.

After the construction of the dam, the time variation of entropy and complexity changes almost abruptly toward stochastic regime characterized by higher entropy and lower complexity.

These simple filters can be enough to distinguish spectra-structure associations early in the game but complexity changes as the player progresses.

Additionally, it was confirmed that the highest attaching bond centrality of each product moderately correlated with molecular complexity changes of each step.

Adding another layer of complexity, changes to GCSEs in England will initially be for a group of key subjects, which will mean differences between old and new types of GCSE.

Existing literature on patient complexity has mainly identified its components descriptively and in isolation, lacking clarity as to their combined functions in disrupting care or to how complexity changes over time.

The 2D FD BC method analyzes the image by the complexity changes in its different gray-level and uses a set of threshold values T (0.3 < T < 0.7) to achieve a set of binary versions of the original image.

We show that adolescent exposure to environmental complexity changed the dynamics of social interactions, sensory processing, and underlying basal stress neurocircuitry, in a sex- and enrichment-type-dependent manner.