Sentence examples for most complex organization from inspiring English sources

M. polymorpha belongs to the class Marchantiopsida, which comprises liverworts with the most complex organization of thalli and sex organs [ 21].

The president is C.E.O. of the most complex organization on earth, the federal government, and must also become expert in managing foreign policy.

Indeed, the very notion of hierarchy that characterizes most complex organizations rests on the exercise of authority by superiors over subordinates.

"LeanIX is a pioneer in the space of next-generation EA tools, achieved staggering growth over the last year, and is the trusted partner for some of today's largest and most complex organizations.

The hospital is recognized as one of the most complex organizations in existence.

Seven and a half years into his tenure at the world's largest and most complex arts organization, Gelb could point to an impressive record of achievement: High-definition theatrical broadcasts of Met productions in cities around the world had brought grand opera to an audience of millions and opened a new revenue stream $32.1 million in the most recent fiscal year.

Seven and a half years into his tenure at the world's largest and most complex arts organization, Gelb could point to an impressive record of achievement: High-definition theatrical broadcasts of Met productions in cities around the world had brought grand opera to an audience of millions and opened a new revenue stream — $32.1 million in the most recent fiscal year.

These sequences have a similar G + C content (about 60%), but PP1Y appears to have the largest and most complex genomic organization of the genus.

The virus has the largest genome size (18,498 nucleotides) encoding 13 open reading frames and represents the most complex gene organization among the currently known closteroviruses infecting grapevines [ 32].

… One of my favorite management gurus is Peter Drucker, who described hospitals as the most complex managed organizations in the world.

Some of these measures -- such as requiring firms to hold larger amounts of capital, stable funding, or highly liquid assets based on use of short-term wholesale funding -- would likely apply only to the largest, most complex banking organizations.