Sentence examples for governing the complex from inspiring English sources
He said officials hoped to complete regulations governing the complex cases.
He called for a radical overhaul of the framework governing the complex European processed meat supply chain.
This work offers a framework for further investigations into the interactions between genomic sequences and regulatory factors governing the complex transcriptional program of this major human pathogen.
The complex potentials for the problem of an inclusion in an infinite body are given as two boundary integrals, and the boundary integral equation governing the complex potentials for the auxiliary problem is provided.
To conclude the problem formulation, it is stated that the computation of upper and lower level objectives is carried out via sophisticated process simulation algorithms which numerically evaluate a series of partial differential equations governing the complex non-isothermal and reactive resin behavior in the fibrous media.
It can also be expanded to other areas, opening new avenues: for example to co-crystallize proteins or to study protein-DNA interactions by screening the experimental conditions governing the complex formation.
Under the agreement, for the first time, the Continent -- at least as represented by the 25-nation European Union -- would have a president, a foreign minister and a single rule book to replace the web of treaties that govern the complex relationships among the union's member countries.
The competition between polymer solvent and polymer polymer interactions governs the complex formation processes.
The main parameters that govern the complex reactive system: Fe(II) and H2O2 initial concentration, and temperature were simultaneously studied.
Only in the eighteenth century, most clearly illustrated by the work of Cantillon, the physiocrats, David Hume, and especially Adam Smith, does one find the idea that there are laws to be discovered that govern the complex set of interactions that produce and distribute consumption goods and the resources and tools that produce them (Backhouse 2002).
These TFs might govern the complex networks of transcriptional regulation during the shoot development in the paper mulberry.
