Sentence examples for elements and complex from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the frailty syndrome that Dr. Fried describes is at once simple in its constituent elements and complex in the manner in which those elements interact.

It has its own dynamic elements and complex set of sub-descriptions and implications.

The presented motifs correspond to well-known regulatory elements and complex motifs, which represent sets of putative regulatory elements.

NNDSS is a relatively inflexible system that cannot readily accommodate newly desired data elements, and complex data transmission processes and challenges might compromise the quality of data received at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCCenters for Disease Control and Prevention CDC

The authors point out that this method is useful for CNVs in simpler regions, as repeat elements and complex genomic regions present challenges both for capture and post-sequence alignment.

Understanding the transcriptional regulation of HERV-W elements will contribute to a better understanding of some of the least studied regions of the human genome and can shed light on mechanisms underlying the associations between expression of HERV-W elements and complex human diseases, such as MS [ 14, 15] and schizophrenia [ 16, 17].

In 201d-202d, the famous passage known as The Dream of Socrates, a two-part ontology of elements and complexes is proposed.

So, it seems that elements and complexes, since they are not the fundamental or non-individuated world-stuff, must also be the result of conceptual carvings.

Although the promoters of CaHsfA1b, A4a and A4b contained the CGTCA- or TGACG-motifs (cis-acting elements involved in the MeJA-responsiveness) (data not shown), MeJA could barely influence the expression of these genes, which might result from the joint effects of other cis-elements and complex regulatory mechanisms.

The differences in organization of the conjugative transfer genes of the Group I and Group II plasmids and the chimeric nature of these large plasmids make the evolutionary study of these extrachromosomal elements intriguing and complex.

Her many novels all feature mythic/symbolic elements and close, complex relationships: she won the Booker for Tempest-retelling The Sea, The Sea.