Sentence examples for a possible reorganization from inspiring English sources

We expect more defections by the summer, and a possible reorganization of parent entity Fox Interactive Media.

We and others have been speculating for weeks that Peter Levinsohn would soon be replaced (particularly since his champion, Peter Chernin, recently announced his own departure) along with a possible reorganization of FIM.

Our results demonstrate a decreased number of central memory T cells, suggesting a possible reorganization of the circulating T cell compartment that may also explain the reduced expression of T cell-related genes.

The company has been working with advisers - the investment bank Rothschild, the law firm Jones Day and the consulting firm Alvarez & Marsal - on possible reorganization options.

Possible reorganization plans were evaluated by Lazard, the firm retained by the Energy Department to examine options after Solyndra had borrowed nearly all of a $535 million line of credit extended by the government and was still years away from profitability.

These results indicate that there are impairments in the RSNs and possible reorganization of the default-mode network and dorsal attention network in patients with GTCS.

The purpose of the current study was to further investigate the possible reorganization of visual ventral stream functions in deaf individuals in both the auditory and the visual cortices.

Because the glauconite smectite appears to be depleted in magnesium and total iron and enriched in aluminum and silicon relative to primary glauconite, leaching of magnesium and iron together with possible reorganization of the structure appears to be the likely mechanism for the glauconite smectitization.

The evaluation of the migratory capacities of fibroblasts makes it possible to show the possible reorganization of extracellular matrix in the presence of Mécano-Stimulation.

Future work is needed to optimize imaging parameters in order to obtain whole brain coverage and gain information on possible reorganization in brain areas other than the temporal lobe.

Applications of structural and functional neuroimaging, together with computational modeling like the Ising model may allow accessing the spatiotemporal organization of the resting brain and its possible reorganization or disruption in altered states of consciousness.