complex reactionの例文

• But the details of the many complex reactions involved are not well understood.
• Complex trauma means complex reactions and this leads to complex treatments.
• More complex reactions are involved in metabolic pathways and metabolic networks in biological systems.
• There are also complex reactions to hunger management hormones-see Leptin # Obesity and leptin resistance.
• This is followed by a complex reaction of the iron ( II ) complex with ferricyanide.
• STARlight is designed to handle complex reactions involving multiple photon exchange between a single ion pair.
• One example is the wide-ranging series of experiments on the mental chronometry of complex reaction times.
• In a complex reaction, they mix with gases formed by auto and industrial emissions to produce more ozone.
• The measure, however, kindled complex reactions among those who viewed it as a symbolic, and therefore hurtful, affront to homosexuals.
• He calls it the Velcro model because it is based not on complex reactions between molecules, but on simple touching.
• Even the priest ( Dermot Crowley ) who tries to introduce Olive to God has some complex reactions to her behavior.
• Most of the play is actors speaking the words of those people, exploring the complex reactions to Shepard's murder and its aftermath.
• Many Americans have underestimated how much of what they see in her is a complex reaction to the changes in the roles of women.
• But the acclaim in the United States appears to be stirring complex reactions among the relatively small group that even knows about it here.
• Adams details the complex reaction to the schools, from hiding children to arguing over certain rules, and the overall acquiescence to the federal role.
• When MC1R comes into contact with ?-MSH, a complex reaction is triggered inside the cell, and the melanocyte begins to produce black-brown pigment ( eumelanin ).
• In more complex reaction networks, when multiple reaction steps are perturbed, then the reciprocal time constants are given by the eigenvalues of the characteristic rate equations.
• "' Emotion "', in psychology and common use, refers to the complex reaction of an organism to significant objects or events, with subjective, behavioral, physiological elements.
• Many other terminologies are used for stepwise reactions : overall reaction, global reaction, apparent reaction, operational reaction, complex reaction, composite reaction, multiple step reaction, multistep reaction, etc.