Sentence examples for complexity of class from inspiring English sources

We have previously shown that the Nos/Pum translational repression complex is required to maintain the dendritic complexity of class IV da neurons in part by repressing expression of the proapoptotic protein Hid, which promotes caspase activation (Olesnicky et al. 2012).

The majority compares the complexity of class arbitration with that of bilateral arbitration.

In the cereal crop barley a similar level of complexity of class III peroxidases appears as in rice and Arabidopsis, with a total of 124 unigenes presently known (PeroxiBase, August 2009, http://peroxibase.isb-sib.ch/).

Besides the greater complexity of class II (less-specific peptide binding mode, more-complicated genomic structure of the allotypes), there is still a distinct lack of data.

Fig. 19 Existence and complexity of classes.

Another, the 1859 "Negro Life at the South," is a visual dissertation on the complexities of class and skin color.

Vella "does a spectacular job" unraveling "the complexities of class, marriage, family economy, politics and the law, both in France and in Louisiana, spanning four generations," Angeline Goreau wrote here in 1997.

Barron, noting the complexities of class and voting in contemporary New York City, suggested that one of de Blasio's strengths is his ability to combine the characteristics of both a populist and a patrician: "De Blasio's parents went to elite schools, and he himself is a polished, cultivated and witty man, who listens to jazz records and has read real books.

Managers can potentially increase bird species richness by increasing both the diversity of fire age classes, and the complexity of age class configuration, within relatively small (300 ha) areas.

Nodes and edges are modeled based on the complexities of classes and their dependencies.

An Encapsulation Class Complexity Metric (EC2 M) is proposed to measure complexity of a class design.