Sentence examples for establishing a complex from inspiring English sources

The brain consists of neurons that are wired in specific patterns, and establishing a complex brain involves multiple tightly regulated developmental processes.

More recent studies with three-dimensional micromasses unveiled that FLS are capable of autonomously establishing a complex basement membrane-like structure that enables the intimal lining layer-synovial sublining architecture as well as fibrilliar meshworks in lining and sublining [ 5].

Establishing a complex system such as this and altering staff attitudes and practice takes time, and this may in part explain some of the variation in efficacy seen in studies [ 9- 11].

The proinflammatory cytokines TNF α and IL-1 β are important to orchestrate inflammatory and oxidative stress in the disease and aging CNS although pleiotropic actions in the adult and developing CNS are known, hence establishing a complex and delicate balance between neuroprotection and neurotoxicity.

Under his government, India established a complex system of socialist economic controls that remained in place until the 1980s.

Within days, they said, they had re-established a complex community, with a hierarchy and division of labor, in which members were assigned daily tasks.

The legislation would have established a complex mathematical formula for determining whether debtors can repay part of their debts under a court-supervised plan rather than have them dissolved.

The plan put forward by Mr. Clinton, as outlined by Israeli and Palestinian officials who have spoken with reporters here, would have established a complex mosaic of jurisdictions in East Jerusalem.

Although nominally directed by Mabel Normand — Sennett's lover and leading female star — this film establishes a complex of themes and situations that Chaplin would continue to develop through his greatest work of the '20s and '30s.

His conversation is like his dialogue; without calling much attention to itself, it establishes a complex character in a world he loves — the theater — who has learned how to live there in his head when he can't be there in the flesh.

On the contrary, the Legislature has established a complex and detailed framework for presidential elections, and has granted the executive branch the authority to exercise limited discretion and to certify the results of such elections in accordance with statutorily imposed deadlines.