To understand which evolutionary principles govern complex multicellularity, we need to analyse why and how similar processes evolve convergently – von Baer's and Haeckel's phylotypic stage revisited in other phyla.
These limitations highlight the need for additional tools to systematically integrate genomic profiling datasets to better understand gene regulatory networks that govern complex biological systems.
Comparative genomic experiments are defining the fundamental rules that govern complex traits in natural populations from yeast to humans.
This can inform about potential rate-limiting processes that govern complex traits such as water or nutrient acquisition and guide the subsequent identification of associated QTLs.
These findings suggest that quantitative approaches may prove useful for identifying organizational principles that govern complex heterotypic cell-cell interactions in cancer and other contexts.
But with the exception of four years in the lower house of Congress, Mr. da Silva has never held elective office, leading opponents to question his ability to govern a complex, continental-size nation of 175 million people.
It is a fine line to walk for Mr. de Blasio, a proud liberal firebrand who is nonetheless aware that he must woo audiences far from his base as he starts to ponder how to govern a complex city.
Firstly, the party-state asserts its legislative dominance to govern a complex society with socialist doctrine (Vu, 2010).
The ReSeqTB platform will make it possible to better understand the underlying biology governing complex resistance profiles, to foster development of more powerful and targeted drugs, to provide timely and personalized therapies and to contribute to current surveillance efforts.
Network theory and related computational approaches have significantly enhanced our ability to offer deep insights into the principles governing complex systems.
He didn't have to spend months locked away in budget preparations, grinding away on the expenditure review committee; he didn't have to worry himself about trying to control numbers in a house where a government lacked the numbers to govern; or push complex public policy through a minority parliament; he didn't have to number crunch for Gillard or Kevin Rudd throughout the unhinged civil war.
