Sentence examples for a higher level organization from inspiring English sources

Our results clearly show the existence of a higher level organization of the vertebrate genome affecting not only the expression of genes but also other features such as recombination and genome rearrangements during evolution.

As a high level organization that manipulates monetary apparatuses, the Fed merely feigns concern about inflation as a theoretical risk.

These findings indicate that even after juvenile learning is complete, the adult striatum plays a role in higher level organization of learned vocalizations.

We next define a metric of cell self organization and we show that cellular automata evolving under experimentally-determined interaction-constraints reach a higher level of organization than those ruled by random interactions.

It took planning and discipline and a higher level of organization in a society, which the Egyptians must have had 5,000 years ago".

At a higher level of organization, these cables stick together to form the walls of numerous tubes arranged in a overlapping honeycomb pattern around the myofibers.

Consequently, alternative pathways have received more attention in the area of epigenetics to help explain transcriptional competence at a higher level of organization.

The article describes design peculiar properties of multi-level transport interchange in Karasunsky administrative district of the city of Krasnodar city with a roundabout location at the intersection at a higher level and organization of tram rail traffic in ramp.

Coherent global structures appear and become visible on a higher level of organization through the local interaction of several autonomous agents.

Finally, some models have been proposed to describe at a higher level the organization of data processing architectures that include stream processing components.

Although a eukaryote carrying photosynthetic organelles would superficially appear to be a "higher" level of organization compared with a simpler "prokaryotic" existence, it may be surprising to learn that multicellularity was not a eukaryotic innovation.