Sentence examples for a complex reorganization from inspiring English sources

Hoping to thwart terrorist attacks, Congress in 2002 undertook a complex reorganization of federal agencies that Republicans used to their political advantage that year.

Even as Mr. Bush was speaking, Congressional leaders began grappling with the mechanics of getting such a complex reorganization through Congress this session.

This settling of the fish on the side vacated by the migrating eye requires a complex reorganization of skeletal, nervous and muscle tissues [ 5].

Although no gross morphological changes were noted, it is possible that, when the EDC and PLC treatments are utilized in tandem, they may induce a complex reorganization of the tissue surface which aids in CL detection by MALDI-IMS.

There was also a complex reorganization of the pattern of activity of thigh muscles with decreasing simulated gravity, as well as noteworthy individual differences [ 28]. Figure 3(a) illustrates an example of nonlinear reorganization of EMG patterns in one subject walking at 3 km/h.

The high abundance of transcripts encoding cytoskeletal proteins, creatine kinase 1, ribosomal proteins and elongation factors may be a consequence of the enrichment of cDNAs of larval origin in the mixed library (30%) since there is a complex reorganization of somatic tissues in sole larvae at metamorphosis and post-metamorphosis [ 28- 32].

This suggests a more complex reorganization of the system due to the lack of the palmitoyl-CoA desaturase and one of the stearoyl-CoA desaturase.

This analysis shows that identification of STMs and their network structure is useful for recognizing environments at higher risk for complex reorganization, and for identification of management actions to either retard or facilitate propagation of state changes.

Under the complex reorganization that accompanied reversion, Headquarters, IX U.S. Army Corps, was transferred from Okinawa and collocated with Headquarters, U.S. Army Japan, to form Headquarters, U.S. Army, Japan/IX Corps, at Camp Zama, Japan.

Here we report that spontaneous activity causes complex reorganization of synaptic connectivity without any external (or artificial) stimuli.

Functional integration of peripheral and central nervous systems after nerve injury results in complex reorganization of circuits and could cause maladaptive changes resulting in pain, disesthesia, and hyperreflexia, all symptoms witnessed after spinal cord injury.