Sentence examples for organization in parallel from inspiring English sources

The microtubule organization in parallel strands seen in the control (Fig. 5B) was lost with digitonin (Fig. 5E).

It appears that β-strand organization in parallel or antiparallel does not depend on the segment net charge.

The organization in parallel segregated channels within the basal ganglia extends to the pathway going from the GPi/SNpr complex to the thalamus and then to the cortex which projects back to the Str and the STN.

To me, this would be an important instrument for European research at the independent nongovernmental level of the national organizations, in parallel to the governmental level of the European Commission in Brussels.

There are also many organizations in parallel to each with no synergy.

The organization operates in parallel with the European Union and all four member states participate in the EU's single market.

Segments with more than 15 residues are organized in parallel; under 15 residues they prefer an antiparallel arrangement probably due to repulsion by the charged termini in the parallel organization, which would need to be overcome.

So the most obvious explanation for the spacing of the clonally related P-DVCUs of the SE, their organization in lines parallel to the AP axis and the DV sectorisation, is convergent extension, a hypothesis that can now be tested.

As with OT treatment, extended OT forms induced the appearance of numerous colonies, with cell-specific organization, in linear, parallel arrays or round clusters displaying synchronized contractions (Fig. 3B-E).

The University, the City of Huntsville and the US Government rocket organizations developed in parallel over subsequent years.

Additionally, our failure to find a spatiotopic organization in AC parallels previous attempts in mammalian auditory cortex, which did not discover any clear systematic organization either (e.g., Middlebrooks et al. 1998 20022; Recanzone et al. 2000) even with fine-grained single-cell recordings and with sounds presented at near-threshold.