Sentence examples for became reorganized from inspiring English sources

The town administration, based on German law, had been dominated by German burghers before it became reorganized in 1439.

The researchers found that a small part of the brain's visual cortex that processes motion became reorganized only in the brains of subjects who had been born blind, not those who became blind later in life.

The province of Greater Poland was acquired by Kingdom of Prussia following the Congress of Vienna, when it was detached from the Duchy of Warsaw and given to Prussia, where it became reorganized as the Grand Duchy of Posen.

During the creep phase the particles become reorganized in response to increased shear stress, and the till undergoes simple shear within a shear zone38.

This trend of F-actin to become reorganized was strong enough to be evident even in the major part of the heparin-treated eggs after fertilization (Fig. 5B, arrow).

Furthermore, in dorsal root ganglion cells isolated from neonatal rats, the mitochondria become reorganized to form clusters in the axonal hillock of regenerating axons (Dedov et al., 2000).

Using immunofluorescence detection of tubulin, we could observe that the microtubules had become reorganized after alamethicin permeabilization, but detected tubulin was still polymeric.

A common, but not universal, assumption is that the behavioural tasks are activating domain-specific language processes, and if in patients they are located in regions not observed in healthy participants performing the same task on the same stimuli, then language processes have become reorganized to atypical sites.

Since mtDNA becomes strongly reorganized during ageing [22], [23], [28] the isolated mitochondria in fact do not appear to be the physiologically 'oldest' mitochondria isolated from the corresponding cultures.

Moreover, Moore et al. [ 3] showed that the nucleolar proteome, especially UBF1 foci, becomes highly reorganized after cell exposure to UVA irradiation [ 3].

Robert S. Hughes then became president and reorganized the company as Rogers Locomotive Company, which he led until his death in 1900.