The huge, close-set eyes of many types of lemurs serve to clarify the complexity of dark, dense close-up foliage, which, if the head is kept still, is almost impossible to sort out without stereoscopic vision — and in a jungle full of illusion and deceit, stereopsis is indispensable in breaking camouflage.
The labels emphasize women's outsider status in the political realm and often serve to limit the complexity of these women politicians.
For example, contact pheromones exist for the fruit fly (both Drosophila melanogaster and D. serrata) [5] and serve to highlight the complexity of the chemical dialogue that takes place between the sexes.
Irrespective, these discussions serve to highlight the complexity of investing in this essential tier of human resources for health.
The diversity of layering would only serve to highlight the complexity of issue of stigma and the need for developing more context specific understandings of the issue.
The fact that we identify only 34 states thus highlights how network modelling based on experimental data can serve to reduce the complexity of analysing multi-gene interactions.
Correlations between expression of genes in lymphocytes and cigarette smoking in this study provide insight into the cancer relevant biological processes occurring throughout the body in response to smoke exposure, and hopefully serve to highlight the complexity of these processes.
The real question we need to answer here is simply "What is the best thing for Harry under the present circumstances?" Hasty judgements, such as "We should let him die because he wanted to commit suicide," or "We must keep him alive because he is now disabled, and most disabled people want to live" only serve to trivialize the complexity of the question.
And English is the language that brings those various threads of my India together, the language in which my wife could speak to her mother-in-law, the language that enables a Calcuttan to function in Coimbatore, the language that serves to express the complexity of that polyphonous Indian experience better than any other language I know.
Great chefs wrote treatises on the arts of carving and serving and the complexities of gastronomic etiquette.
