One of the most remarkable expansions in complexity of life on Earth was the transition from single cell to multicellular organisms.
The development of the epicardium from the PEO coincides with an expansion in the complexity of the developing heart, and concomitantly, an increase in the number of essential genes.
Expansions in morphological complexity in metazoans have previously been shown to correlate with expansions in miRNA repertoire [ 10].
And, in turn, an explosion in complexity.
This required a massive expansion in the size and complexity of the rulebook, with the number of pages in the FSA handbook increasing from 2,730 in 2001 to 9,283 in 2008.
The human brain is characterized by an expansion in the size and complexity of association areas in the neocortex (70), particularly prefrontal cortex (71), largely because of increased cortical area with little change in cortical thickness (72).
The Type I interferons (IFN) have major roles in the innate immune response to viruses, a function that is believed to have led to expansion in the number and complexity of their genes, although these genes have remained confined to single chromosomal region in all mammals so far examined.
More widespread use of these combined capabilities have led to a vast expansion in our knowledge of the complexity of biological processes mediated by PTMs.
Some approaches look to remedying the situation by using higher-order terms Taylor expansion terms, which while more accurate generally leads to dramatic increases in complexity (Daum, 2005).
While the Volcker Rule itself "would be a worthy study for Talmudic scholars, complicate this with five agencies having to write the rules and you have geometric expansion of complexity," the accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers said in a recent report.
