Instead, the Republican field in the state has been disorganized, with few candidates capable of running a full-fledged campaign.
Elements of the crime scene investigation were disorganized, with accusations of contamination of evidence and inaccurate markings of physical evidence, such as shell casings.
Healthy tendon tissue features a highly aligned extracellular matrix that becomes disorganized with disease.
Meniscal fibrochondrocyte bioscaffolds contained more type II collagen, but collagen deposition was disorganized, with only 30 40% of cells viable.
The researchers found less heterochromatin in the older group, suggesting that their DNA had become disorganized with age.
Vocal fold lamina propria extracellular matrix (ECM) is highly aligned and when injured, becomes disorganized with loss of the tissue's critical biomechanical properties.
In the EPR effect, the blood vessel walls in a tumor are dilated, leaky or defective, and the endothelium is disorganized with nano-sized fenestrations [11, 12, 13, 14].
To the contrary, coordination of military and civilian efforts the key in any counterinsurgency remains anemic, while the NATO alliance itself has proven to be badly disorganized, with different countries' contingents effectively waging their own separate military campaigns, with scarce reference to each other.
It's disorganized with technical books mixed in with science fiction, non-fiction, philosophy and art.
Initially the storm was disorganized, with its strongest winds located primarily east of the center.
The center of circulation had become disorganized, with several small cloud swirls within the larger circulation.
