Sentence examples for more highly organized from inspiring English sources

Connective tissue is a mesenchyme that fastens together other more highly organized tissues.

The general condition of the community in which milling is both frequent and widespread and in which rumour is recurrent is the crucible in which the more highly organized forms of collective behaviour develop.

After repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment put an end to bootlegging the practice of illegally manufacturing, selling, or transporting liquor criminal overlords turned to other activities and became even more highly organized.

Although the conference scheduled for 1915 failed to meet because of the outbreak of World War I, the conference idea strongly influenced the creation of the more highly organized League of Nations after the war.

Gradually, "more highly organized visions also appeared: arches, rows of arches, a sea of roofs, desert landscapes, terraces, flickering fire, starry skies of unbelievable splendor".

He emphasized the unlikelihood of that scenario, but said if it did happen it would "be more highly organized and orchestrated than what we've seen before".

An ever complicating biosphere as a whole and the appearance of ever more complex and highly organized organisms and systems increase their vulnerability to entropy pressure, their thermodynamic tension.

But it has to be noted that dental plaque represents a much more complex highly organized biofilm [ 35, 36] consisting up to 7000 species-level phylotypa [ 37], where communication occurs within different species [ 38].

Furthermore, early fibrosis is more amenable to regression than more advanced and highly organized liver cirrhosis.

My son's teacher that year leaned more towards the highly organized, rigid style of teaching, and it was a terrible match for my kiddo who failed miserably at helping her meet her self-defined goal of curing my kid of his "bad habits".

In contrast, the glucose in the dish containing a genetically stable strain of bacteria (blue line) will be degraded much more rapidly, since bacteria are highly organized "dissipative structures" that efficiently metabolize glucose.