Sentence examples for and structured in the from inspiring English sources

Identifiable with the content of advanced university textbooks, the core is clearly more developed and structured in the physical than in the social sciences [11], [36].

Gomez et al. [19] reported that ossification is equally developed and structured in the digits of mutant and control embryos at E18.

These hexagons are not simple six-sided structures, but are in a complete state, net balanced, and structured in the base of three triangular units, with their respective mirror images in a state of molecular order.

The concept of binge eating as "overeating without compensatory behaviors" was introduced by Stunkard in 1959, and structured in the Nineties by Fairburn and Spitzer as specific syndrome, mentioned in DSM-IV-TR as a nosologic entity needing future definition [ 24].

It is found that both the mid-latitude electron density trough and its associated dawn electron temperature peak are more pronounced and structured in the nested grid than in the coarse grid.

Both the music and the dance are structured in the same way.

The Obama administration, meanwhile, has not detailed its plans for how Fannie and Freddie should be structured in the future.

"I love learning about how and why buildings are structured in the way that they are," she said.

Why is it that they write Plant in the singular, and Structures in the plural.

There is a greater sense of calculation in both color and structure in the way the oils are energized.

(The role of composition and structure in the formation of the glassy state is described in Glass formation: Atomic structure).