Sentence examples for or reorganisation from inspiring English sources

Another strength is restructuring, since in a bankruptcy or reorganisation, the institutions that provide capital the large, established, banks—have too many conflicts to participate.

"Any major expansion or reorganisation can be quite good for disturbing the status quo," she observes.

It has been proposed that this cortical disruption (or reorganisation) may play a role in pain maintenance and thus interventions aimed at normalising this disruption have been developed [ 4].

In all of these cases, it is important to minimise the removal or reorganisation of regulatory factor binding sites or other regulatory elements within the DNA, and to control for the addition of novel binding sites.

Evidence for correlation between CNP and reorganisation of the sensorimotor cortex has been shown by many studies (Flor, 2002, Gustin et al., 2010a, Wrigley et al., 2009) where, due to sensory loss caused by the injury, the affected cortical somatotopy undergoes re-mapping or reorganisation, proportional to the intensity of pain.

In the mid-19th century the Ottoman empire introduced a series of reforms known as tanzimat, or reorganisations.

The main reasons for localities not participating were lack of capacity owing to shortages of staff, skills, or funds or service reorganisation (n=16); low initiation of breast feeding or existing groups meeting demand (n=16); and unacceptability of the control arm as they wanted to develop groups (n=12).

There were no areas where the SLI group showed activation greater than the sibling or typical groups, which might have been interpreted as evidence for different functional organisation for language or compensatory or maladaptive reorganisation.

Watts estimates the cost of universal free school meals for all primary children in England at about £1bn, which, she says, represents just 1% of the DfE's current budget, plus 0.4% of the Department of Health's budget – "far less than the government is spending on the academies conversion programme or NHS reorganisation," says Watts.

Access to episodic care was addressed by establishing new services or practice reorganisation.

We speculate, therefore, that the NCP1-PUF7 comight might assist in rearrangement of the rRNA processing complex, or in reorganisation of ribosomal proteins during small subunit assembly.