Sentence examples for large-scale reorganization from inspiring English sources
At Mr. McCall's direction, Ms. Ritter led a large-scale reorganization of the comptroller's office.
These roles include the large-scale reorganization of chromatin as well as the regulation of specific gene loci.
The previous year, the board rejected a plan for a large-scale reorganization that might have addressed many of these fundamental problems.
ATM-dependent rDNA silencing in the presence of persistent DSBs led to the large-scale reorganization of nucleolar architecture, with movement of damaged chromatin to nucleolar cap regions.
Still, the large-scale reorganization that Lucent announced it would undertake will mean the departure of many seasoned executives and mangers, as well as researchers involved in some areas that are no longer considered central to the company's missions.
Our study demonstrates that early visual deprivation triggers a systematic large-scale reorganization of whole-brain cortical-thickness networks, suggesting changes in how occipital regions interface with other functional networks in the congenitally blind.
The sensitivity to large-scale reorganizations together with a characterization of local polymer dynamics provides insight over many length- and time-scales into structure and dynamics of nanocomposites, and thus the physical origin of the reinforcement effect.
Palmieri is chairman and CEO of The Palmieri Company, a firm that has specialized in large-scale reorganizations and restructurings since 1969.
If TCR CDR loop shifts are generally not large-scale reorganizations, folding reactions or disorder-to-order transitions, what is the impact of the smaller-scale changes usually observed?
In addition to PC-MHI, VA is currently engaged in a large scale reorganization of its primary care services referred to as Patient Aligned Care Teams (PACT), modeled after the medical home movement that has gained such positive recognition outside VA [ 31].
The fixation of large-scale mitogenomic reorganization largely involves two nonadaptive fores: random genetic drift and mutation pressure [ 11, 71].
