In addition, a combination of different stereochemical types within a molecule makes comprehensive stereochemical analysis convoluted and often ambiguous.
In a somewhat convoluted geopolitical analysis that sees an "Anglo-Saxon" axis of Britain and the US dominating Europe, Titov said the British exit meant that within a decade there would be a "united Eurasia".
For dye electroreduction, logarithmic analysis of the convoluted current indicates an EC2 mechanism with dimerization following electron transfer.
The values of the transfer coefficient, α, and the charge-transfer rate constant, k0, were calculated by means of the logarithmic analysis of the convoluted curves.
Northern analysis of cultured mouse distal convoluted tubule cells and tissues harvested from mice revealed a single strong transcript of about 2.4 kb (Fig. 2).
For both the individual and the group analysis, the condition of interest was convoluted with a hemodynamic response function, as introduced by Boynton, and served as an independent predictor in the general linear model (GLM) [ 29].
Critics say the phrasing is convoluted and uses economic terms such as "debt sustainability analysis" without providing any explanation of what they mean.
Isotope imaging including PET is not limited by tissue penetration and affords real-time longitudinal analysis, but quantitative measurement of signals in organs is convoluted by factors including overshadowing by sites with high basal uptake.
This paper describes an analysis of acoustic wave scattering by turbulent premixed flames with moving, convoluted fronts that have random and possibly fractal characteristics.
Larger tumors, particularly those with multiple lobes or convoluted surfaces, would be difficult to measure by two-dimensional ultrasound imaging and, therefore, were excluded from analysis.
