Sentence examples for lack of complexes from inspiring English sources

The relative lack of complexes with many (>20) different large proteins (> 1500aa) in both mammals and yeast suggests that evolving such complexes is also extremely difficult.

Only in a rare disease called lissencephaly ("smooth brain") is a lack of complex brain folding linked to mental deficiency.

We love our children unconditionally – regardless of their ability at a particular age, or their relative lack of complex cognitive ability, memories and experience.

Born of frustration at the lack of complex black characters in drama, Gone Too Far! explored race and identity by focusing on two black youths on an estate.

Why do dopamine-producing cells in just one tiny part of the brain die from lack of complex one, while other cells in the body and brain, including other dopamine-producing cells, are affected but do not necessarily shut down?

If you're a fan of the genre, you'll know how the find-your-own-voice melody goes – and ends – and you shouldn't lament the lack of complex character development too much.

The music is nimbly played on the piano by Vadim Feichtner; the lack of complex orchestration might have contributed to the occasional sense that Mr. Gwon's score was going in circles.

The only president to break this mutinous pattern was François Duvalier, a murderous megalomaniac whose 1957-71 reign of terror exceeded even the Americans' ruthlessness.Mr Dubois upbraids rival accounts of Haitian history for their lack of "complex interpretations".

There were chaîné turns, piqué arabesques and the occasional pas de chat jump thrown in for a bit of sizzle, but the lack of complex composition gave the steps and spatial patterning a dull, familiar feel.

The first thing you'll notice about Echobox is the lack of complex charts or rows of data.

The latter can be caused by a lack of number of measurements used in functional identification or by a lack of complex cells in the neural circuit.