Sentence examples for irregular organization from inspiring English sources

These results support the assumption of an irregular organization of monomer units in the structure of melanins.

As shown in Fig. 2, CaSki cells with a Young's modulus of 0.44 ± 0.06 kPa exhibited a more deformable cortex relative to CRL2614 cells, indicating an irregular organization of actin filaments within the cortex of CaSki cells.

Transheterozygous combinations with cheerio and chic revealed strong second site non-complementation for the cheerio and chic phenotypes of irregular organization of cortical F-actin and second site non-complementation or even enhancement of their delayed BC migration phenotype (Fig. 7A,B).

The interconnection network can be organized around many different topologies, including both regular and irregular organizations.

Furthermore, and more importantly, the pulp chamber was extra-large and the entire region was fused with large masses of irregular organizations (Figs.  2d, 3b).

Revitalized by composers such as Josquin, Clément Janequin, and Claudin de Sermisy, the chanson developed several distinctive features: a clearly delineated sectional structure with some repetition of sections, much vivid programmatic writing, and occasional use of irregular metric organization.

Microscopic observations show irregular cell organization in shoot apical meristems of xcm9.

The microtubules of the cilium appear irregular, lack organization and do not display the normal architectural characteristics of the transition zone.

For ER: grade 0, normal; grade 1, dilatation; grade 2, irregular lamellar organization and vacuolization, grade 3, presence of focal breaks.

In addition, ultrastructural analysis of skeletal muscle indicated signs of irregular myofibrillar organization, together with well apparent increased mitochondrial mass in the subsarcolemmal region and many enlarged mitochondria, as shown in Figure 3C.

For more than half a century this has been an annual rite, organized by the Baker Street Irregulars, the organization of Holmes devotees.