Sentence examples for organization demonstrated from inspiring English sources
Comparison to mouse Sp17 gene organization demonstrated a high degree of conservation, suggesting selective evolutionary pressure for this protein to retain a conserved gene architecture.
For example, a claim would be assigned this code if supporters of a Kurdish political organization demonstrated in front of the Turkish consulate in the Netherlands to draw attention to the legal position of Kurds in Turkey.
The organization demonstrated to the people of the 'liberated' areas in no uncertain terms that open expressions of support for Sihanouk would result in their liquidation.
Nor has the organization demonstrated that it has made any effort to move the elephants to protected areas elsewhere in Africa, where they could continue to live free with their families.
Fourth, one aim of this study was to examine whether age-related changes in functional network organization demonstrated specificity to speech perception tasks.
A small study of 1522 COPD patients in a health maintenance organization demonstrated that COPD patients had healthcare utilization and associated costs of more than twice those of age- and sex-matched controls [ 7].
Parenchymal organization demonstrating differentiated states was also observed.
She believed her selection for that position was an incentive to other women in the organization, demonstrating what hard work and dedication could do.
The company's approach to implementing analytics throughout its organization demonstrates a critical lesson: the secret to success is not technical prowess; it's the human element.
"So therefore one of the critical elements as they view the operation of their franchise is the ability that the organization demonstrates to construct and present a winning team that can sell tickets and sell advertisers and be appealing to more people who want to spend money on our product.
I have a new book coming out that explores the relationship between one's individual sense of purpose in life, in their role at work... and the sense of purpose an organization demonstrates in society.
