Sentence examples for divergent complexities from inspiring English sources

It's a serious illusion that flatters the serious intentions of his serious viewers — a simulacrum of reality that's neither real nor symbolic, and that shears off the divergent complexities of daily life and inner life, of identity and society and politics.

Ribosomal proteins are widely distributed informational genes containing many protein protein and protein rRNA interactions thought to be refractory to transfer between divergent species (complexity hypothesis; Jain et al. 1999).

The domain was delimited by the presence of divergent low complexity loops at either end, that in some instances led either to previously identified domains or to the N-terminus of the protein.

Understanding that C-Mac (Karl Storz, Tuttlingen, Germany) and GlideScope (Verathon Inc., Bothell, WA, USA) technology possess divergent mechanical and optical complexities based on differing blade design should be highlighted here [ 9, 11].

In cancer, SPARC may exert divergent actions reflecting the complexity of this protein (Clark and Sage, 2008; Podhajcer et al, 2008).

The proposed framework will facilitate research by addressing the complexity and divergent scales of problems and by engaging scientists in the disciplines needed to tackle these difficult problems.

As described above, the self-comparison strategy and the pattern recognition strategy are mostly suitable for detecting divergent repeats, whereas the complexity measurement strategy is mostly suitable for detecting simple unit repeats.

The great molecular diversification of pathogen binding molecules such as the insect Down syndrome cell adhesion molecule [ 107], snail FREPs [ 60], sea urchin TLRs [ 68] as well as the individual variant patterns reported for sea urchin 185/333 molecules [ 108]] and mussel myticins [ 43, 109] emphasize the emerging complexity and divergent evolution of the invertebrate immune systems.

The complexity and divergent nature of the many examples of Eph receptor up- and down-regulation in so many different areas of oncology has resulted in a variety of novel anti-cancer therapies; those currently under investigation include antibodies, peptides and small-molecule kinase inhibitors [ 24].

We hypothesize that this is due to the greater complexity of the large alignments, generally representing divergent protein families with complex domain organisations and an increased number of fragmentary and erroneous sequences.

Although the two studies analyzed two geographically (Hong Kong vs. California) and ethnically (Chinese vs. Caucasian, Hispanics and African American) divergent populations, the overall microbiota complexities are surprisingly similar (Table 3).