Sentence examples for disorganized structure from inspiring English sources

Tumor vessels are known to have abnormalities showing a tortuous, saccular, and disorganized structure of the vasculature (Fig. 1e).

Because of its discursive, disorganized structure, "Grand Pursuit" is read best not as a primer on the emergence of modern economics, but as a sort of Selected Lives of the Economists.

A more plausible explanation to the AIBs is that they are emitted by complex organic solids of disorganized structure.

However, the disorganized structure of perovskite result from inappropriate substitution may cause unwanted phase transition and photo-stability.

Hypoxia is an inherent feature of solid tumor development that arises due to the disorganized structure and architecture of tumor vasculature resulting in irregular and inefficient oxygen delivery.

These materials exhibit various degrees of crystallinity: PPP is a semi-crystalline polymer with about 30% of cristallinity, whereas pyrolyzed PPP exhibits a totally disorganized structure.

It is not clear whether these disorganized structures result from a defect in outer segment formation or stability.

In contrast, mammary cells infected with the miR-142 lentivirus formed disorganized structures with multiple layers of cells.

For example, when normal and malignant human breast cells are placed in 3D cultures of laminin-rich gels, the former cells form growth-arrested, lumen-containing acini and the latter cells form disorganized structures [ 2].

Interestingly, depletion of either nephrocystin-1 or nephrocystin-4 in MDCK cell lines led to severely disorganized structures containing multiple lumens when grown in type-I collagen compared with control MDCK cell lines which formed organized, single-lumen structures (Fig.  5A).

Hepatocellular carcinomas exhibited disorganized cellular structure and irregular borders, with neoplastic cells invading the surrounding parenchyma.