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There is evidence that manipulation in lignin biosynthesis pathway results not only in lower lignin level but also changes its structure and thus rearrange of the polymers.

Bob Blackburn is one of the many artists whose 1950's work reflected a distillation of Cubism's flattening and rearranging of forms.

The closure will allow for the next phase of the Library Expansion Project, which calls for the construction of a temporary wall and rearranging of shelves and library materials.

Since rearranging of scales can have substantial influence on reliability, we compared Cronbach's alpha of the original version and of the German version with and without rearrangement.

Fourth, plastid genomes of Geraniaceae are the most highly rearranged of any photosynthetic land plants examined [ 10- 13].

The reason for this near-farcical rearranging of the deck chairs is quite simple: the new formula has tanked.

This reveals about similar rearranging of the aggregated structure like for S20/10, as discussed above.

Scholars may object to Mr. Bergman's free-handed rearranging of the order of scenes.

The music is all Bob Dylan – I'm not a great fan of his, but the rearranging of the songs was utterly breathtaking and moving.

Today, the mayor and Mr. Scoppetta are expected to announce a rearranging of the senior management of the department, officials said.

All revenue-neutral tax-reform proposals are nothing more than the proverbial rearranging of the deck chairs on the Titanic.