Sentence examples for organization of some from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the symmetry of the muscle scars in the Tryblidium fossils suggested to Dall "...a peculiar disposition of the organs which might, indeed, have paralleled in some particulars the organization of some of the Chitons of that ancient time".

The consistent and low cell number should be helpful in elucidating the number of subsets of these neurons, the anatomical and functional organization of some of the dopaminergic neurons along the paraventricular organ, as well as factors that play a role in regulating neuron numbers.

"To present music, to make it grow, to further musical structures there has to be an organization of some sort," said Olaf Glaesman, one of the participants, who organizes a bluegrass festival in Germany.

Angela Shaw DeCock is the European representative of the National Brotherhood of Skiers, a 25-year-old organization of some 14,000 African-American skiers.

The group issuing the report, the National Physicians Alliance, an organization of some 22,000 physicians, developed three separate "Top 5" lists for primary care doctors — internists, family doctors and pediatricians — that were essentially lists of medical "don'ts".

But a business that addresses a socioeconomic or environmental challenge as part of its DNA — for instance by selling low-cost solar-powered lanterns to villages that lack electricity — would be considered a social enterprise, according to Deb Nelson, executive director of Social Venture Network, an organization of some 500 chief executives, company founders, nonprofit leaders and investors.

Mr. Novak suggested the decision was in retribution for the investigation by Mr. Grassley, who is known for his aggressive oversight of nonprofit organizations, of some prominent televangelists, an idea that was denied by party leaders.

The Federation of Tax Administrators, an organization of state and some local tax officials, operates a gateway to state tax Web sites with an interactive map.

High resolution and high speed organization of cells are some of the key requirements for the successful fabrication of cell-containing two or three dimensional constructs.

Third, according to the previous study there were substantial differences in the organization of care for some patient groups between Norway and Finland [ 8].

The OECD is an organization composed of some of the world's most advanced and developed countries, many of which experience significant immigration.