Sentence examples for organization relocation from inspiring English sources

Thus, memory genes for chloroplast organization, relocation, photosynthetic, light harvesting, and metabolic functions are similar to the functions encoded by the memory genes (Additional file 5: Table S5; Figure  3).

Pil1 most likely is the main organizer of eisosomes, since its deletion leads to collapse of the normal eisosome organization and relocation of all other known eisosome components to a few eisosome remnants in the cell periphery (Walther et al, 2006; Grossmann et al, 2007).

Photosynthetic and starch synthesizing activities, in addition to proteins involved in chloroplast organization and relocation, are encoded by memory genes.

Nineteen genes are involved in the formation and development of plastid organelle: its biogenesis, organization, fission and relocation.

Perceived distractions increased in both organizations after the relocation.

Results revealed up-regulation of genes related to primary metabolism, nutrient relocation, cell organization and DNA synthesis.

Almost 80% oocytes showed normal actin organization and cortical granule relocation to the cortex, and approximately 50% oocytes showed diffused mitochondria distribution patterns and normal spindle configurations.

However, due to the on-going bankruptcy case, potential ownership changes in the Coyotes organization, and the possibility of relocation, the NHL decided to reopen bidding to host the game.

UNICEF is working already with other organizations to support the safe relocation of families living in the most vulnerable camps to new locations ahead of the rainy season.

United Nations relief organizations and a group of major independent aid organizations joined today in condemning the relocation camps.

Kraft fits the definition of a "mixed company" given on the Web site for the Greater Zurich Area, an organization that supports international companies considering relocation.