Sentence examples for merging of structures from inspiring English sources

Less comfortable conditions for the patients may be offered due to both ageing of the facilities and equipment and geographical distancing of healthcare supplies, as the consequence of merging of structures to offer economies of scale.

Efficiency plans focus on a variety of measures including: merging of structures, sharing of equipment, closing down excess capacity equipment, policies of equipment upgrade, patient throughput optimization, and extension of opening hours.

The percentage of multicolored structures increased with cell density (2000, 5000 cells/well), suggesting that merging of structures or intermingling of cells is largely an effect of proximity (Fig. 1E).

The block I/O scheduler is responsible for creation and merging of "request" structures from BIO structures as well as management of the "request queue".

The World Diamond Council has announced corporate members will help boost the process's administrative capabilities while Shabangu acknowledged some of the challenges ahead but commended the "common understanding on the merging of certain structures within the Kimberley Process geared to enhance the effectiveness of our organisation".

This indicates that some additional merging of these structures into more pronounced modulation barriers along the way is needed.

To demonstrate that our lensfree imaging platform may be used to study the 3D organization of epithelial cells, we analyzed and quantified the modulation of dynamic processes, e.g., the polarity of acini and the merging of polarized structures, upon transforming growth factor beta-1 (TGF beta-1) addition to the culture media.

Outright rejection of Western culture is far less common than adaptation; thus, musical "nationalism" has meant, for the most part, the merging of Western structure and harmony with ethnic rhythms, colors and scales.

Including indented wheel hubs proved to be more influential on the production of vortices and wake structures, causing the merging of previously-separate vortex structures.

These structures are a result of the merging of internal membranes to form concentric structures, which may be indicative of an autophagic process [ 18, 32, 33] as observed by Meira et al. [ 17] in Trypanosoma cruzi.

Using a combinatorial approach, we estimated the probability of the resulting structure after radial merging of 2H NWs, which shows that a heavily mixed structure is the most probably outcome, in agreement with our XRD and TEM measurements.