Sentence examples for organizing the complex from inspiring English sources

The German scholar Ernst Troeltsch sought to impose a meaningful pattern on this confusion by organizing the complex relationships of the Christian community to the world into three types of religious social organization: church, sect, and mystical movement.

Another conceptual framework, the hallmarks of cancer (Hanahan and Weinberg 2000), has been one of the most useful structures over the past dozen years for organizing the complex and ever-growing information on oncogenesis.

Science gives us a structure to approach and organize the complex details of living ecosystems.

First, an overview is presented of how riparian plant ecologists organize the complex and diverse vegetation that occurs along rivers and across their floodplains.

AH, SA, PW, MO organized the complex data.

VPS15 organizes the complex and serves as a bridge between VPS34 and the ATG14 BECN1 subcomplex.

Various approaches would be necessary to organize the complex tissues, such as the salivary gland, kidney, and lung.

Moreover, the APA fragment can organize the complex into puncta on the coelomocyte membrane and is thus likely assembling into presumptive endocytic pits.

Various regulatory angiogenic factors, such as VEGF, acidic or basic fibroblast growth factor and interleukin-8 (IL-8), work together to organize the complex process of angiogenesis.

We therefore sought to organize the complex data from parental reports so that single infectious agents as well as broader categories of infectious agents or clinical disease entities could be simultaneously analyzed.

Network visualization aims to organize the complex network structures in a way that provides the user with readily apparent insights into the most interesting biological patterns and relationships within the data, such as components of biological pathways, processes or complexes, which can be further investigated by follow-up computational and/or experimental analyses [ 4- 6, 9, 10].