Sentence examples for Structural organizing from inspiring English sources

CENTROSOME - [centrosoma] along with its associated proteins, the centrosome is THE structural organizing center of the cell.

These cells persisted deep in the medial brain at later stages in the center of a massive commissural and neurosecretory neuropil, and may thus represent a structural organizing center for the juvenile nervous system, as suggested for other polychaete larvae [ 50].

But one element of Beethoven's work that must also have gotten through to him was the ingenious use of motifs (mini-themes, sometimes just a gesture with a few notes or a characteristic rhythm) as a structural organizing device.

This is amplified by the fact that programming develops the ability of thinking and structural organizing of activities and actions, and involves in our case the use of functions and relations in a logical sentence.

In brain neurons, microtubules are the structural scaffolding, organizing movement, transport, neuronal growth and synaptic plasticity.

It turns out that they play structural roles, organizing membrane protein domains and/or linking membranes to internal cytoskeletal and nucleoskeletal networks [ 6- 15].

However, the extracellular proteins identified in such genetic screens have not been shown to interact directly with transduction channels (Cueva et al, 2007) and may instead play a structural or organizing role (Chung et al, 2001; Emtage et al, 2004).

Both feathers and bones have unusual combinations of structural features organized hierarchically from nano- to macroscale and enable a balance between lightweight and bending/torsional stiffness and strength.

Our structural investigations organize knowledge about the conformational preferences of selected serotonin receptor ligands in different environments, and show that potentially bioactive conformations could be predicted by X-ray spectrometry and calculations using appropriate solvent simulated semi-empirical methods.

Solving and understanding triangular chiral hexagons, such as crystal complexes (GTCHC), and their sequential development, represent a powerful tool to comprehend the direct mechanism by which the structural blocks organize in this hidden order.

Jim Malley, a structural engineer who helped organize the conference, said implementation was a concern.