However, the organs harvested consist of a multitude of different cell types thereby reducing the overall transcriptomic complexity and no distinction between basal or high gene expression was made.
At their best, his cogitations reveal a mind that is wide-ranging, diligent and sensitive to complexity and fine distinctions.
At their best, such thought processes reveal a wide-ranging, diligent mind, sensitive to nuance, complexity and fine distinctions.
The following sections will use the distinction of complexity, uncertainty, and ambiguity to derive the best strategies for stakeholder involvement.
Importantly, he makes a distinction between "political complexity" and two forms of "programmatic complexity" [ 15].
Rawls's view helps to illustrate the complexities involved in the distinction, as he seems to have combined the two approaches.
It is important to make a distinction between the complexity of a message and the intrinsic dynamical complexity of the system that generated the message.
Compared with ITS2, ITS or the chloroplast genome is better equipped to deal with the biological complexities of species distinctions, a major focus of taxonomists and phylogenetic experts [ 13].
You'll hear a piano part of mind-bending complexity, which has the unique distinction, as far as I'm aware, of having a separate stave for each finger.
One important distinction is structural complexity.
This distinction reflects the complexity of water poverty and points to the need to look beyond technical and financial means alone to reduce its prevalence and severity.
