Sentence examples for reinforces a complex from inspiring English sources

When assessing our patient cohort with L/Smean and FLV alone, eight patients (27 %) had image parameters that resulted in different CTP classification (i.e., CTP A using L/Smean and CTP B using FLV and vice versa), which reinforces a complex interplay between volume and magnitude of liver function.

Effective water management practices thus depend on and reinforce a complex set of religious beliefs, which themselves exhibit some internal harmony.

Epoxy composite beams reinforced with a complex three-dimensional (3D) skeleton structure of nanocomposite microfibers were fabricated via micro-infiltration of 3D porous microfluidic networks with carbon nanotube nanocomposites.

Unlike the bolted-down standard track slab, FTS is a stiff concrete track, reinforced by a complex maze of steel bars, that 'floats' on steel plates using a combination of heavy-duty springs and squishy elastomer bearings.

Well, nothing other than to reinforce a persecution complex in the minds of certain Christians.

The present study addresses an optimization strategy for fiber reinforced composites, specifically Fiber Reinforced Concrete (FRC) with a complex failure mechanism resulting from material brittleness of both matrix and fibers and also from the nonlinear interfacial behavior between those constituents.

These intricate interactions between several T-cell subpopulations described above, reinforce the idea of a complex regulation of tissue immune system in duodenal mucosa of CD patients.

Similar observations were reported for comparison of P. syringae pathovars T3E repertoires [ 56], thus reinforcing the idea that a complex genetic basis underlies host range evolution in plant pathogens.

Although there tends to be more CBF and COR gene expression in tolerant accessions, there are exceptions, reinforcing the idea that a complex network of genes is involved in freezing tolerance and that the CBF genes alone cannot explain all differences in phenotype.

The identification that some patients with DF may present with a complex coagulopathy reinforces the heterogeneity of this group and the necessity for new strategies to better stratify the severity of the disease for clinical and epidemiological purposes.

A complex, mutually reinforcing relationship of sacerdotal authority and temporal power was obviously shaped over a long period of time.