Sentence examples for the great complexity of from inspiring English sources

High variability in this aspect [ 36, 70] further evidences the great complexity of this mechanism and the wide range of AGO complexes, presumably with different roles, which might be involved in the process.

Yunnan's population is noted for the great complexity of its ethnolinguistic groups.

Or perhaps even Wilsonian — another insult, though one that ignores the great complexity of Wilson's actual thinking.

Leaving aside the great complexity of the new system (which is only hinted at in the previous paragraph), there are serious dangers that the way in which the new scheme is to be implemented could be every bit as shambolic as the introduction of tax credits earlier this year.

Many attempts to classify them have been inadequate because of the great complexity of the languages and because of a confusion relating language, "race," and economy; for example, there was once a spurious view of pastoralism as related to cultures whose members spoke "Hamitic" languages and were descendants of ancient Egyptians.

He urged assembly colleagues to "recognise the great complexity of the situation".

We hypothesize that this is due to the greater complexity of the large alignments, generally representing divergent protein families with complex domain organisations and an increased number of fragmentary and erroneous sequences.

The difference is in the greater complexity of the response that Edel's film seems programmed to evoke.

A by-product of the extended range of modern weapons is the greater complexity of joint operations.

The increase in filings that would probably take place in the short term and the greater complexity of the subsequent filings would further heighten tensions.

Her words may have a ring of truth to them, but like all good soundbites they do not reflect the greater complexity of the situation.