Sentence examples for delay organization from inspiring English sources

PAGE A3 DeLay Organization Indicted A political organization formed by the House majority leader, Tom DeLay, has been indicted on charges of taking corporate money.

Granulation tissue in Mmp13−/− mice showed delayed organization of myofibroblasts, increased microvascular density at day 14, and virtual absence of large vessels at day 21.

Combined staining for CX43 (gap junctions) and ESPN (basal and apical ectoplasmic specializations) also revealed expression of both proteins and provided evidence of delayed organization of junctions in SCARKO testes (Figure S2).

In ablated mice, delayed organization of these neurons desynchronizes and isolates developing neocortex from the rest of the brain, and permanently impairs its connectivity.

The factors that prevent or delay the organization of the lymphocyte aggregates in lacrimal glands are not understood.

SOD2 deficient fibroblasts showed a severe functional impairment with delay in organization of the surrounding collagen fibers, when seeded into three dimensional collagen matrices.

The regulation by the Healthcare Insurance Portability and Accountability Act may further delay an organization's decision to adopt WLAN technology, although both the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering IEEEE) 802.3 and the OpenAir standard specifications offer security protection (these are the two major standards in the unlicensed commercial 2.4-GHz WLAN market).

"Central banks are being cornered into prolonging monetary stimulus, as governments drag their feet and adjustment is delayed," the organization said.

We found that inclusion of a polyclonal antibody to LTBP-1 during EB differentiation suppressed the expression of the endothelial specific genes ICAM-2 and von Willebrand factor and delayed the organization of differentiated endothelial cells into cord-like structures within the growing EBs.

Those delays, the organization says, could be avoided if the program were revamped.

But he is the one freshman who has been made a member of Mr. DeLay's whip organization, which counts Republican votes.