Sentence examples for new degree of complexity from inspiring English sources

Studies on ERα target gene regulation have introduced a new degree of complexity by reporting cycling of active/repressive states of the TFF1 promoter.

While transforming grape must into wine, yeast converts sugars to ethanol and produces various other compounds, which add new degrees of complexity and variability to the original matrix (Lambrechts and Pretorius [2000]).

From the power management perspective, this new opportunity is considered as a new degree of freedom in addition to the classic Dynamic Voltage Scaling (DVS), increasing the complexity of the power optimization problem at design time.

It achieved a new degree of sophistication.

So the strategy was to have the PVE affect the two methods to the same degree, rather than to introduce a new level of complexity and potential bias by PVE correction through e.g. tissue-segmented MRI.

New degrees of control and excellence emerge.

This study evaluates online breast reconstruction resources with regard to reading level, however, adds new metrics to assess degree of complexity, and suitability for the intended audience.

"There was a degree of complexity in the news organisation which led to some fuzzy decision making," he said.

Thus, expression profiling at single cell resolution reveals an unsuspected degree of complexity of sensory neurons with elucidation of many new markers and of different neuronal subtypes.> -wrap-foot> 10.7554/eLiFigure60.028 Figure 15.

The interaction between these already complex systems generates an even higher degree of complexity.

The growing number of new bioprinted skin models has the potential to better recapitulate native tissue biology with a degree of complexity, flexibility, and reproducibility not achievable by traditional manual fabrication approaches.