Sentence examples for the multiplicity and complexity of from inspiring English sources
The multiplicity and complexity of symptoms in patients treated with chemotherapy requires multifaceted symptom management interventions.
The internet can, as Cohen tells me, "provide a way of exploring and playing the multiplicity and complexity of the self".
The QC was scathing over the multiplicity and complexity of laws governing covert surveillance which he described as "undemocratic, unnecessary and in the long run intolerable".
The multiplicity and complexity of factors influencing the comfort phenomenon has resulted in numerous studies dealing with different comfort-related aspects.
In this article, I aim to demonstrate the multiplicity and complexity of several recent secular feminist responses to increasing religious diversity and the activism of Muslim women in the context of Belgium – a society that is part of postcolonial Europe and is characterized by a specific religious secular landscape.
I think we need to acknowledge the multiplicity and complexity of the soundscapes we encounter daily, and look at ways of changing them for the better".
However, heterogeneity, multiplicity and complexity of tumor formation in these models make it challenging to monitor tumor growth in vivo and have limited the application of these models in oncology drug discovery.
Intestinal transport is simulated with a computer-based model The novel paracellular flow proposal is based entirely on computer simulation of what is described as a "multiplicity and complexity of interactive processes".
The multiplicity of actors and complexity of problems will render governance more difficult [14, 17, 24, 25].
The multiplicity and variety of papal titles themselves indicate the complexity of the papal office.
In fairness, the obstacles are many: incompetency, corruption, the sheer complexity of disbursing huge sums, the multiplicity and difficulty of the tasks at hand — defense, education, health, prisons, courts, police, disaster relief, regulation of markets, banks, drugs, food safety.
