The phylogenetic tree points to complexity arising from the conservative nature of inheritance that is the core part of the nature of the organism.
Studies by Artavanis-Tsakonas and colleagues in an accompanying manuscript also point to complexity in analyzing the role of S1 cleavage in Drosophila Notch.
Telling federal prosecutors not to reject legal weddings to build their cases is a step forward; it also points to remaining complexities.
Deport them?" The Süddeutsche editorial also points to the complexities of a million or more people, almost none of whom speak German, trying to find a place in German society, let alone in the country's rigidly structured workplace.
Nevertheless, our analysis points to additional complexities that are present in the tropical region, where the concept of 'hemispheres' that is so useful for higher latitudes cannot be unequivocally applied.
The fact that white respondents were amongst those reporting personal experience of race discrimination points to the complexities of implementing Employment Equity policies that remain fair and non-discriminatory, a question raised in broader debates on post-apartheid transformation [ 52].
What he said points to the complexity of the issues and emotions that could ultimately prove problematic for advocates of the ordinance: Thomas does not support the proposal.
It points to the complexity of Taylor's electoral appeal, citing his 1997 campaign under the slogan 'He killed my ma, he killed my pa, but I will vote for him'.
"We don't know yet who the territory [on which the pipeline runs] belongs to – are they government territories, the private sector's?" Aliyev points to the complexity of land negotiations for the shorter Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline.
Ella Baff, the executive director of the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, which has frequently been a showcase for Mr. Lubovitch's company over the years, points to the complexity behind the supposedly easy beauty of the choreographer's work.
