Sentence examples for convoluted relationship between from inspiring English sources

At base stands a profound respect for the integrity of history and the complex and convoluted relationship between present and the past.

Due to the tight and convoluted relationship between intracellular metabolism and metabolic footprinting, metabolic footprinting can provide precious information about the intracellular metabolic status.

This painstaking work shines a powerful light on the convoluted relationship between ecology and evolution, and reveals how ecology can lead to confusion amongst even the most astute experts when it comes to identifying species.

If you know anything about "Making a Murderer," you know that Steven Avery has a particularly troubling and convoluted relationship with the criminal-justice system.

I have a convoluted relationship with history – my father was an antique dealer in Edinburgh and I was brought up feeling closely connected with historic objects.

The researchers studied a convoluted relationship among two parasitic species, a wasp and a blue butterfly, and a European ant, Myrmica schencki.

Clearly, Iran and the US have a convoluted relationship going back to the overthrow of the democratic government of Mohammad Mossadegh by a CIA-led coup in 1953.

Finally, Anne Doran's 1988 aluminum sculpture "Tomato Surprise" provides a layered glimpse at cigarette's convoluted relationship with advertising.

They create abominable role models for girls and boys by showing partying without consequences and convoluted relationships.

They have convoluted relationships, in which they cooperate, compete, or regulate each other (Ghildiyal and Zamore 2009).

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