Sentence examples for expected arrangement from inspiring English sources

Place expectations inform three types of evaluations: composition (expected arrangement or relationship between things in a place), coherence (art's relationship to the identity of place), and attachment (valued activities in place).

The cortical cytoarchitecture in animals treated with PMA early in life was disorganized, primarily affecting layer II by disrupting the expected arrangement of cells in layers and columns.

The cytoarchitecture in animals exposed to PMA as a neonate was disorganized, lacking the expected arrangement of neurons on columns typically seen in the normal neocortex.

We used PCR and sequencing of mlsB module 7 from the Japanese MU strain 753 to check the domain arrangement and found that it has an AT-II (malonate) domain, which is different to that of MU98912 China but which is the expected arrangement for mycolactone A/B synthesis.

It was expected the arrangement would provide transitional protection only and would close within five years.

First-day passengers shrugged off those concerns, and said they expected the arrangement would eventually work to the environmental and economic benefit of Glen Cove.

Lincoln Center officials said they expected that arrangement to continue but said they would be open to alternatives that might be more favorable to the Philharmonic.

However, the FT-IRIS analysis of the collagen fibril orientation in cartilage resulted in the expected zonal arrangement of fibrils in both transmittance and transflectance.

This was not the case for very small rings due to excluded-volume effects or for sufficiently long ones in which the expected random arrangement of the centers-of-mass was recovered.

Whereas the former shows the expected twisted arrangement of the phenyl substituent, the latter involves the formation of a Si O bond and thus a pentacoordinated Si center with one methyl group and the O atom in the axial positions.

Instead of the expected antiparallel arrangement of two side-by-side parallel coiled-coils proposed previously (Kashina et al., 1996a; Acar et al., 2013), we find that the BASS domain has a novel four-helix bundle structure, which very likely has important implications for its mechanism of action within the spindle.