Sentence examples for intermediate organisations from inspiring English sources

The amazing interactions many of them facilitate between people are now direct – with no role for any intermediate organisations, whether they be traditional retailers or the regulatory state.

Among these associations, are women's groups, producers' and traders' associations, environmental organisations, and church groups, which aim to empower the poor and develop intermediate organisations.

The most common model has been the intermediate organisation, straddling the boundary between universities and NHS institutions.

We therefore modulated the MT nucleation along the posterior-lateral cortex to test if this is sufficient to produce intermediate cytoskeletal organisations between wild-type and strong par-1 hypomorphs.

29 These bodies of knowledge provide methods and frameworks for the description of intervention actions, and also seek to assess intermediate changes to behaviour or organisation, or even final outcomes using a theory about how the actions taken then influence outcomes.

It should be noted that there are intermediate forms of organisation between markets and hierarchies, which are often labelled 'networks' (e.g. [ 17]).

The molecular events that are part of this programme can be inferred from the differentially expressed genes and include genes from the TGF β pathway, transcription factors involved in CDH1 regulation (i.e. ZFHX1B, SNAI2, but not SNAI1, TWIST), annexins, AP1/2 transcription factors and members of the actin and intermediate filament cytoskeleton organisation.

The other is the intermediate market of commercial organisations which the university may partner with.

Acrylamide, which is able to ruin the organisation of vimentin intermediate filaments [ 63], caused a reduction of colocalisation of DENV 2 antigen in host cell cytoplasm [ 9].

By separating the three groups we were able to differentiate between three levels of the organisation; top-management, intermediate level, and work floor.

The PFR of T. brucei has a complex subdomain organisation which includes proximal, intermediate, and distal domains as well as links to specific doublets of the axoneme and the flagellum attachment zone (FAZ) [8], [9].