Sentence examples for conceptualized as a complex from inspiring English sources
The basic activities in a cell are well conceptualized as a complex network, where the immense genes and their products interplay to execute different functions sequentially.
In model (1), the genetic system can be conceptualized as a complex network consisting of multiple signaling pathways, each with a single S unit regulating multiple T and downstream B units.
Amyloid formation in AD is conceptualized as a complex process of protein aggregation, involving the misfolding of Aβ into soluble and insoluble assemblies [ 39].
Healthcare services for pregnancy were conceptualized as a complex good that is produced and consumed in a production/consumption 'cycle' (Edgell et al. 1996).
Throughout the course of a day and lifetime our total exposure can be conceptualized as a complex mixture of different individual exposures.
Currently, ADHD is best conceptualized as a complex disorder in which multiple genetic factors, each of small effect size, interact with each other as well as with environmental factors [ 7].
Community, in this context, is conceptualized as a dynamic, complex, and adaptive system consisting of "a set or sets of persons engaged in shared socio-cultural-politico-economic processes" (Holder 1998 b, p. 12).
Although lupus nephritis has long been conceptualized as a classic immune complex disease, studies conducted in both human and murine systems have revolutionized the concept of immune complexes and have demonstrated convincingly that immune complexes can promote aberrant cytokine production, serving as potent inducers of IFN-α.
A recent review by Lim et al. describes how complex regulatory functions of cells may be conceptualized as a system of dynamic functions, and, as such, may be modeled by combinations of core network motifs.
The study of the complex interactions between the biophysical and social components of SES, conceptualized as a set of subsystems, can provide a deeper knowledge of the overall system.
Obesity must be conceptualized as a chronic disease associated with multiple comorbidities and, thus, any treatment approach must also be multifaceted and reflect the complex etiology of obesity.
