Sentence examples for complexity reviewed from inspiring English sources

During the past decade, there has been a growing appreciation of the importance of alternative splicing as a mechanism for organisms to increase proteomic diversity and regulatory complexity (reviewed in [11] and [12]).

The issue of signal specificity in Boolean networks has also been addressed by the recently published mechanistic Boolean approach [ 10], which relies on specific state based description with the associated scaling issues due to the combinatorial complexity (reviewed in [ 8]).

It has been observed that although many researchers have developed models of various types and degrees of complexity, reviews of these modeling and simulation studies are scarce.

The disorganization and reorganization of starch components considering systems with different levels of complexity is reviewed with particular attention on retrogradation.

As detected by whole genome tiling arrays, the human genome also shows comparable complexity [4]; reviewed in [5]).

This value is a trade-off between the complexity of reviewing a tree and searching for the strongest dependencies.

Genomics research raises ethical and governance issues about sample export and ownership, about the use of archived samples and about the complexity of reviewing such large international projects.

First, they allow testing theoretical predictions about the genetics of adaptation, such as the size of beneficial mutations that get fixed in a population, or the cost of complexity for adaptation (reviewed in [ 10]).

Fueled by the aftermath of Charles Darwin and Alfred R. Wallace's evolution theory (Darwin and Wallace 1859; Darwin 1859), Wilhelm Roux predicted, already in 1883, chromatin's complexity and importance (reviewed in Cremer and Cremer 2006).

According to the federal government's assessment, the first it has released since New York entered the program in August 2010, the complexities of reviewing and approving budgets and expenditures "presented a formidable task".

At these meetings, practices were asked to describe the practice processes to conduct the review work, to report on the complexities of reviewing or changing prescribing and to expand on reasons for 'no action'.