Educational and professional information can be organized in the form of a logbook [ 2], where every activity, lecture, training course or case can be entered and recorded.
The major constituent of LBs is a fibrillar form of α-syn that adopts a β-sheet structure and hence, the disordered monomer or helical tetramer is transformed into highly organized fibrils in the course of this pathology.
RH supervised and organized the course of the project and the manuscript.
Beyond the reactions, the main assessment was performed by measuring the evolution of the participant self-efficacy defined by Bandura as "an individual's belief in its ability to organize and execute the course of action required to produce desired results".
Tawakkol Karman, who is thirty-two, was in a tent in a square in Yemen when the news came; she has been organizing public protests there, in the course of which she has been arrested and threatened by President Saleh.
Understanding the early development of anatomical connectivity is important as it may help to identify the structural features that become organized prior to those which arise in the course of experience.
In the course of organizing, Ms. Segal became interested in a city database of publicly owned vacant properties, which she felt could be useful for community groups.
This is also the period in which Athens began to be an organized naval power: Salamis became definitively Athenian in the course of the 6th century (tradition credits its annexation to both Solon and Peisistratus), with consequences already noted.
The movie takes an extraordinary turn when, in the course of a discussion organized at a café, two students from the Ivory Coast are unable to identify the significance of the number tattooed on the arm of another participant, Marceline, a Jewish woman who explains it to them.
This is consistent with previous electron microscopic observations on chromatin of spread macronuclear anlagen: in the course of polytenization chromatin becomes organized in heterochromatic loops bound to a chromatin axis in its open chromatin status [ 16, 17].
