Sentence examples for major and complex from inspiring English sources

This autobiographical novel by the celebrated Bosnian poet, which has been awarded a European Union prize for literature and is vividly rendered into English by Will Firth, makes a major and complex contribution to war literature.

This will be seen not only as a massive error of judgment, and a wholly unnecessary kowtowing to the Eurosceptics in his party, but the most devastating demonstration of the reason why true democracy does not involve taking major and complex decisions by referendum.

Alan Johnstone, Amec's brownfield managing director, said: "I am delighted that our long track record of delivery of major and complex projects for BP has been recognised through this significant contract award.

Disasters have become a constant feature of the global landscape that has reached unpredictable intensity in countries around the world including New Zealand which experienced three earthquakes within six months in 2010-2011 with logistical support challenges which is seen as a major and complex component of relief operations and management.

Bosse asserts in her edition of the Letters that she tended to hang back, as did the management, being in agreement that she lacked the experience for major and complex roles.

Problem-based learning (PBL) represents a major and complex change in higher educational practice.

Inflammation is the major, innate, and complex biological response of the body to stimuli, both exogenous and endogenous or against invading pathogens and infection upon tissue injury.

Activated DCs alter the pattern of migration receptors (i.e. through up-regulation of CCR7 expression), up-regulate costimulatory and major histocompatibility complex molecules, and secrete cytokines and chemokines that initiate or enhance many T lymphocyte responses [1].

They included the mode of entry for immune cells which was thought to be blocked by the blood brain barrier (BBB), the lymphatic vascular system, and major histocompatibility complex (MHC) and local antigen presenting cells (Muldoon et al., 2013).

The disease is polygenic, has a recessive inheritance, and major histocompatibility complex (MHC) and non-MHC components are critical for the development of arthritis [ 71– 71].

Clearly, genetic susceptibility is linked to virus-induced autoimmunity and to genes encoding major histocompatibility complex and to other immune regulatory genes.