Sentence examples for In reorganisation from inspiring English sources

The additional presence of left amygdala sclerosis resulted in reorganisation for encoding of emotional verbal material to right amygdala.

The WLGA submission said it commissioned Deloittes to specifically address the issue of the cost of bringing in reorganisation and based on previous re-organisations in Wales, Scotland and England that could be anything between £200m to £400m in 2016-17 prices.

Two previous studies explored the views of a range of individuals engaged in reorganisation [5,6], but neither examined the public engagement process in detail.

We speculate, therefore, that the NCP1-PUF7 comight might assist in rearrangement of the rRNA processing complex, or in reorganisation of ribosomal proteins during small subunit assembly.

A range of host cell functions have been shown to be subverted by bacterial pathogens, including a variety of signalling cascades ultimately resulting in reorganisation of the cytoskeletal apparatus during invasion of the host cell, inhibition of phagocytosis by host immune cells, and either promotion or inhibition of host cell apoptosis.

"The people on the doorstep are not interested in a reorganisation in London or wherever".

Both were swept away in a reorganisation in 1945.

In a reorganisation in July, the divisions with some degree of mobility were placed behind the "coastal crust" of defended beach areas from The Wash to Newhaven in Sussex.

Both processes are not mutually exclusive, but possibly interact in functional reorganisation in the brain.

Stalin died in March 1953, and in the reorganisation that followed, the Presidium was abolished and a smaller Politburo reconstituted.

Since we were interested in laterality effects in cortical reorganisation, we wanted to select a group where left-hemisphere language dominance can be assumed for all patients.