Sentence examples for governing complexity from inspiring English sources

In the special-interest group 'Systems Biology and the Cell: Are There Simple Rules Governing Complexity?', Therese Sorlie described her work on the subclassification of breast tumors by identifying a 'molecular portrait' of various tumor types and the correlation of these expression patterns with clinical parameters such as survival and the likelihood of metastasis.

Both trellis and merge complexities govern the complexity measures of the VA operating over a trellis module M. Therefore, considering only one of these complexities is not sufficient to determine the effort required by the decoding operations.

These may represent only a few examples of the information encoded in the TCR repertoire and our understanding of the forces governing the complexity of the T cell compartment in health and disease may be key to future diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.

The regulatory complexity governing phenazine production likely reflects the complexity of the roles phenazines play for the producing bacterium (Pierson and Pierson 1996).

Electrical signals in the brain govern the complexity of the human body and mind.

For a given gene, the set of AP event dependencies that are known or that one wishes to allow during inference govern the complexity of the PSG that should be used.

What we see may be his best side: an artist who is less a painter or sculptor than a romantic Conceptualist who loves the world to a great extent and wants to reflect its material density, factual complexity, governing principles and endless tolerance for randomness largely as he finds them.

We argue for a principle of "limited computational complexity" governing early universe dynamics as simulated by this supercomputer, which translates to a global measure for regulating the infinities of eternal inflation.

Because of the high degree of molecular complexity governing neuronal migration simplification is required.

The discrepancies observed related to miR-103/107 function could be attributed to tissue- or context specific effects, or may simply reflect the great complexity governing intra- and inter-cellular signaling networks.

The idea behind abstracting biological processes as computational models is to be able to visualize the dynamics of these processes on the computer, and to conduct in silico experiments that can provide i) new insights into laboratory experiments and ii) additional basis for theoretical computational research to further elucidate the complexity governing these biological processes.