Sentence examples for organization composition from inspiring English sources

PM-IRRAS and XPS were used to investigate the organization, composition and structural properties of the SAMs.

The organization, composition and three-dimensional architecture of the pancreatic ECM were analysed in mouse and pig by three different techniques.

Two operators blinded to the initial treatment counted foreign body giant cell (FBGC), polymorphonuclear (PMN) cells, newly formed vessels and collagen organization, composition and amount in five randomly chosen areas at the implant host tissue interface at a magnification × 400 (Zeiss Axioplan 400, Oberkochen, Germany).

We evaluate each research program's relative emphasis on three principal elements of biodiversity organization: composition, structure, and function.

The post-synaptic density protein 95 (PSD95) is a member of the synapse-associated protein family of scaffolding molecules that control the organization, composition, and function of synapses [18].

Despite their clear role in virus formation, little is known of the organization, composition, dynamics or function of these compartments.

Scores for collagen organization and composition were similar for both sites, but the amount of collagen was higher in the abdominal ACM explants (p = 0.0201).

Wiio and Goldhaber (1993) concluded that differences in communication effectiveness are a function both of type of organization and composition of work force (age, sex, education, tenure).

Importantly, the method does not use any a priori parameters in the sample such as lipid type, orientational organization, and composition.

In terms of perceptions of the soil matrix organization, the composition and surface of fine soil minerals form a mineral matrix, which affects all soil processes, including the distribution of humic substances by certain "local adsorption centers".

Fibrocartilages, including the knee meniscus and the annulus fibrosus (AF) of the intervertebral disc, play critical mechanical roles in load transmission across joints and their function is dependent upon well-defined structural hierarchies, organization, and composition.