Sentence examples for developmental complexity from inspiring English sources
But Järvi also reminded us that beyond the sonic largesse lurks a work of great structural ingenuity and developmental complexity.
The influence of Brahms's methodology on Schoenberg's own was strong: the gradual dissolution of traditional harmony was underpinned by a Brahmsian rigour in matters of cell-like thematic transformation and developmental complexity.
It became clear that developmental complexity and environmental adaptation probably do not solely rely on protein-mediated three-dimensional transcription.
However, the RSCA was designed for use with children and adolescents and as such does not include items reflecting the developmental complexity of young adults.
Both the developmental complexity of gene expression and the multifarious interactions of genes and environments are serious obstacles for "engineering" a particular phenotype.
Surprisingly, the gene numbers did not correlate well with the developmental complexity, growth habit, or even evolutionary distance between species.
This paper investigates allocation of energy to mechanisms that generate and preserve architectural forms (i.e. developmental stability, complexity of branching patterns) and productivity (growth and reproduction) in response to environmental disturbances (i.e. grazing and resource availability).
The developmental and physiological complexity of eukaryotes could not be explained solely by the number of protein-coding genes [ 1].
The results suggested that increased integration was the key factor contributing to the developmental increase in complexity of brain signals.
The subtlety of the risk alleles coupled with developmental and network complexity of antigen receptor signal transduction make interpretation of phenotypes challenging.
Previous whole-genome transcriptome analyses of whole ovaries therefore offer only an amalgamated sight of its developmental and cellular complexity, limiting our understanding of the relevant gene expression activity of the germarium and early meiosis [ 9, 10].
