Sentence examples for evident organization from inspiring English sources

In the MKS3 mutants we observed an absence (Figure 6C) or increased number (Figure 6F, G) of singlet microtubules in the center of the cilia; singlets in the periphery of cilia (Figure 6D, E, G, H); doublets in which one of the microtubules is open (Figure 6F, H); or microtubules without any evident organization (Figure 6I, J).

Although the expression patterns of most markers used in the characterization of the tumors did not correspond to this evident cellular organization, the expression of β-catenin did correlate with this organization displaying strong expression in the ring of cells encapsulating the diffuse population of cancer cells.

The strength of the ongoing collaboration among multiple donors and partner organizations was evident in the organization and execution of the Third National Conference on Repositioning Family Planning in the DRC, held in Kinshasa from December 3 5 , 2014 and attended by more than 400 participants.

In June, the ITER Council gathered in Tokyo, and it was evident that the organization was grappling with its own inner turbulence.

This "corporatist" approach, most clearly evident in the organization of the Japanese economy, was viewed with great promise in the 1980s but in the 1990s was found to be severely vulnerable to opportunistic behaviour by individuals in both the public and the private sectors.

Combine these moves with the global gag rule reinstated last month and it's fairly evident: if an organization has anything to do with abortion, even if it's simply education, the current administration sees them as an enemy.

The difference is particularly evident when the organization of the actin cytoskeleton is examined (Figure 5A).

In importin-α2 mutants, several types of errors were evident in the organization of the muscle fibers (Table 1).

Senior leadership support was evident throughout the organization.

Does the spatial organization evident in the first olfactory relay also persist at deeper levels?

All of our participants agreed that the polarized nature of Turkish society was evident within Turkish organizations in the interpersonal interactions between members of opposing sociopolitical orientations.