In the present study, gradient mapping was used in a more heterogeneous landscape with intricate environmental gradients and higher variation in vegetation physiognomy.
And anyway, the beach season is short, less than six months long, and intricate environmental laws mean everything on the beach has to come down in the monsoon, only to be built again at the start of the next season.
The etiology of depressive disorders is complex and multi-factorial, with an intricate interaction among environmental factors and genetic predisposition.
You bring up one of the most interesting and yet difficult questions in "IBD-ology". Surveying the published literature on this topic as a whole, we know that the development of IBD is an intricate interplay between genetics, environmental triggers, and the unique gut microbiome.
Complex diseases result from the intricate interactions of multiple environmental and genetic factors.
Complex diseases can be multifactorial, that is, caused by an intricate effect of multiple environmental and genetic risk factors, but can also include monogenic forms.
Biological drugs are complex proteins, for instance, because of their large size, intricate structure, sensitivity to environmental conditions, difficult manufacturing procedures, and the possibility of immunogenicity.
Variability in SBP is a dynamic and complex phenomenon as a result of intricate interactions among behavioral, environmental, humoral, and neural central or reflex influences (15).
In this study, TaSnRK2.8 was induced not only by NaCl, PEG and cold, but also by ABA (Figure 4B), suggesting that TaSnRK2.8 was involved in an intricate network for multi-environmental stress responses.
However, it does not have to be so strictly sequential or directional, as there may be an intricate interplay between biological and environmental factors shaping eggshell structure and composition19.
"What is going on here is a very intricate mix of genetic and environmental factors playing through both the mother and the offspring which are connecting events in early life to events 50, 60 or 70 years later in the same individual".
