(1) To reduce the harmful effects of exposure to DNA-damaging agents, the human genome has evolved a complex network of genome stability pathways.
(2) Bombelli was the first person to write down the rules for addition, subtraction and multiplication of complex numbers.
(3) Mathematicians find uses for complex numbers in solving equations.
(4) It claims that the financial proceeds of organised crime are used, via a complex network of intermediaries, to buy the company's cigarettes.
(5) There are, as you would expect from the simplicity of the alcohol molecule, no complex hydrocarbons emitted.
(6) Plans for building museums in the complex have also been made.
(7) Structural studies revealed that cullin serves as a bridge to bring together different components of the complex .
(8) The hips, on the other hand, are a very large and complex joint with many different muscles and attachments.
(9) This process occurs when oxygen atoms bond to an iron atom at the center of a complex protein molecule known as oxyhemoglobin.
(10) There is a complex network of channels and what look like highways that have been laid out in a massive organized fashion.
(11) Reaching political consensus on such complex issues is never easy, given the diversity of interests that must be addressed.
(12) The rehearsal room was a dilapidated building in a hospital complex .
(13) Like Jack, David had a complex and conflicted history of diagnoses, treatments and medication.
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(15) Every minor flaw gets magnified and many even develop a complex about it.
(16) The complex wiring of old networks are gradually being replaced by a cleaner wireless environment.
(17) He also classified real and complex numbers into classes which are algebraically independent.
(18) It was fascinating how Mr Fox so quickly constructed that complex network of tunnels.
(19) Organisms such as fungi have evolved complex networks in which there are centralised and decentralised pathways to move nutrients around.
(20) It is part of a complex of closely related gull species that interbreed readily.
