On the one hand, it positively enhances our appreciation of the complexity of an environment that constitutes an ever-expanding slice of American life — these days, more people in America live in the suburbs than in central cities or rural areas put together, according to the 2000 census.
We endeavoured to develop qualitative scenarios that reflected the complexity of interactions that constitute environmental and social change in the GBR region under a changing climate.
These factors have not been evaluated systematically, but identification of such factors presents a formidable task, considering the complexity and diversity that constitute individual tumor and tumor host environment.
However, the complexity of relationships between the elements that constitute energy consumption in the urban system is poorly understood.
Second, the affective results of the social comparison are often mindlessly generalized to the global self, while the breadth and complexity of the network of attributes that constitute to the 'self' is ignored.
The relationship between the epitope architecture of the H5N1 HA, antigenic evolution of the different H5N1 lineages and the antigenic complexity of the H5N1 virus lineages that constitute potential pandemic strains are discussed in detail.
Nevertheless, taking into account the complexity and the several molecular interactions that constitute the cascade of events associated with resistance and endurance exercise, conclusions should be drawn with caution.
This chapter discusses the meaning-making perspective by poetically reflecting on the complexity and mystery of the semiotic processes that constitute life.
We will examine the complexity of computing each of the components that constitute Equation (2).
Items were rated for difficulty, clarity of language, appropriate length of the question, item complexity and the relationship of the item to other items that constituted the exam.
