The phrase "adjacent organisations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to organizations that are located next to each other or are closely related in function or purpose.
Example: "The conference will feature discussions on collaboration between adjacent organisations in the tech industry."
Alternatives: "neighboring organizations" or "related organizations".
The first, scenario A, considers the transcript organisation over an ORF independent of transcripts organised over adjacent ORF.
However, it is possible that expansion of the ATP-binding pocket of JNK2 may perturb the spatial molecular organisation of the adjacent β-strand-like region of JNK2 protein.
This supports a role for SWI/SNF in the organisation of chromatin adjacent to centromeres.
This followed "months of consultation with a variety of people, groups and organisations around my electorate, and those adjacent areas to the Cook electorate", he said.
Interestingly, this same relative spatial organisation of poly dA.dT tracts immediately adjacent to the ORF is found in the other Apicomplexan species (Additional file 1: Figure S5) investigated here.
depends on the spatial organisation of the treatment room and other adjacent rooms.
The last post Glacial deposits present a simplified but very different organisation compared to a record front of the adjacent Rhône river.
Respondents confirm that being part of a wider collective of organisations – even if this is only with a group in an adjacent village – can address a wider range of needs.
Despite the differences in duplication events, the organisation of both TR and non-TR genes within and adjacent to the TRB locus exhibits a striking conserved synteny between cattle, humans and mice [ 9, 84].
Notably, the frequent interaction of the Prader-Willi syndrome imprinting centre (15q13) with two adjacent SDs has already inspired discussions on the functional impact of SDs on chromatin organisation [ 95].
