Sentence examples for in certain structures from inspiring English sources

It is also found in certain structures of annelids, mollusks, and other invertebrate groups (e.g., jellyfishes, bryozoans, nematodes, and acanthocephalans).

Although the precise cause of PDD-NOS is unknown, abnormalities in certain structures and in neuronal signaling pathways in the brain have been implicated.

"This man has put in certain structures which are certainly illiberal, anti-democratic, and his passing does not mean that they no longer survive," said blogger Alex Au. "Effort is still needed to dismantle them".

There have been many reports to date of the effects of seemingly small, non-linear, autoparametric interactions in certain structures undergoing forced vibration, and it is known that large intermodal exchanges of energy can occur under several prescribed internal resonance conditions.

Early trauma has been found to cause changes in certain structures in the brain as well as alterations in chemical activity and these changes can result in heightened reactivity and impaired relational capacity (Phillips and Shonkoff, 2000).

The researchers claim that the volume of grey matter in certain structures of the brain affects how susceptible a person is to marketing placebo effects, and that this varies by individual.

So to sum up, we banks would like to remain eligible for bailouts when we engage in hedging, which we think is everything we do, and also additionally when we engage in "certain structured finance swap activities," which will mean whatever we tell the rule-makers it means after the bill is passed.

When the virus enters the body of the first, it homes in on certain structures in her respiratory tract.

If you come in as an immigrant, you have to have certain structures in place in order to succeed in this society, and if they're not available, you use your own structures".

Beetles that live in nests of ants and in nests of termites have become modified in form because certain structures that are no longer needed have degenerated (e.g., wings, wing covers); some have almost lost the power of locomotion.

Some cities could be viewed in 3D, but certain structures were distorted (though some, such as the Brooklyn Bridge, were soon fixed).