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].
Throughout the course of a day and lifetime our total exposure can be conceptualized as a complex mixture of different individual exposures.
Healthcare services for pregnancy were conceptualized as a complex good that is produced and consumed in a production/consumption 'cycle' (Edgell et al. 1996).
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].
MUP critics expressed concern that the Sheffield model did not adequately capture the 'real life' world of the alcohol market, which was conceptualized as a complex and, to some extent, inherently unpredictable system.
Recently, Norris et al. (2008) argued that community resilience following a disaster should be conceptualized as a complex system resting on four networked "adaptive capacities", including economic development, social capital, information and communication, and community competence.
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).
Individual responses to traumatic events can thus be conceptualized as the result of complex interactions among individuals, events and sociocultural context.
