Sentence examples for more complex connectivity from inspiring English sources
The fold of the core domain is different in type IVa and IVb pilins: whereas the GC pilin displays four β-strands that are directly inter-connected, the TcpA pilin shows a more complex connectivity and contains a fifth β-strand.
Future research applying more complex connectivity models on reading data may reveal that different individuals rely on different pathways within a vast and complex neural network during reading.
For instance, this prediction should intuitively be very precise for sparse networks formed by many isolated node doublets, while for denser and more complex connectivity matrices it should provide rather an approximate heuristic estimate (and we should instead analyze the full Jacobian matrix of the system); this dependence may be of interest for the investigation of real data.
Now we briefly discuss some more complex examples of connectivity.
Cultivated hillslopes and urban environments no longer have natural gradients, and surface channel networks have a greater drainage density, resulting in connectivity patterns that are more complex relative to natural connectivity patterns on undisturbed hillslopes (Hallema and Moussa, 2014).
Checking the WSN connectivity condition is more complex computationally, and it depends on the connectivity matrix between the SNs and the sink.
However, with expanding data distribution needs there is a need to schedule more complex service types to provide connectivity between multiple sites/locations.
When it comes to neuroscience and other computing systems, we expect patterns of connectivity much more complex than traditional motifs, exhibiting a strong spatial dependence arising from the complex genetic, chemical, and activity-based neural development processes.
Since 2010 the Allen Institute for Brain Science has focused on producing publicly available resources designed to answer more complex questions aimed at addressing brain connectivity and function.
However, the different nature (intra- vs. inter-hemispheric) and direction (decreased vs. increased) between FtM and MtF connectivity gives a more complex picture.
For full technical details of Connectivity Search, including full descriptions of the criteria that may be applied to run more complex queries, the reader should consult the Connectivity Search Documentation page (located at https://www.ebi.ac.uk/unichem/info/widesearchInfo).ac.uk/unichem/info/widesearchInfo
