Sentence examples for necessary reorganization from inspiring English sources

Only the fingers/palm:connection needs to dissociate to allow the necessary reorganization of the domains.

First of all, the severity of the illness and the necessity for care are the primary determinants of the necessary reorganization of every day life.

In a direct tube-bond formation mechanism, the interaction between the loosely formed contact pairs may be too weak to hold the newly added tubulin dimer for sufficiently long time before necessary conformational reorganization takes place to form the stable tube bond, which would result in very low lateral association rate.

These results demonstrated that suppression of GABAergic signaling was necessary for reorganization of the CST after cortical injury.

We dissociated single cardiomyocytes from spontaneously beating foci and analyzed them 7 days later, to provide the time necessary for reorganization of the myofibrils that typically undergo disarray during the dissociation process (Atherton et al, 1986).

Separation from Normandy in 1204 made reorganization necessary.

Judge Sean Lane of United States Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan granted American's request to reject the pilots' contract, saying proposed changes to the agreement were necessary for the reorganization.

For the next few years, we can expect a further advancement and completion of the database in favour of healthcare planning to support the necessary adaptation and reorganization of the regional healthcare systems, the intensification of healthcare research and subsequently an improved patient orientation in Austria.

The turnover of F-actin in dendritic spines is necessary for postsynaptic reorganization and the translocation of proteins into and out of the synaptic plasma membrane [14], [58].

Furthermore, the deposition of newly synthesized collagen necessary for cartilage reorganization may be enhanced by availability of tripeptides.

Studies have shown that ROCK1 activity may be necessary for cytoskeletal reorganization and membrane blebbing during apoptosis.