Only when we get serious about organizing robust United Nations armed forces will the era of real peacekeeping begin.
When organizing "robust" access to repositories (which means providing URL's to the same repository on fallback servers in case the primary server of a repository is down) it is now necessary to label the repository with some sort of unique id that obviously cannot be the server or repository alone.
The skin's mechanical integrity is maintained by an organized and robust dermal extracellular matrix (ECM).
Leterrier, C. et al. Nanoscale architecture of the axon initial segment reveals an organized and robust scaffold.
We postulate that since chimpanzees, unlike humans, directly load their metacarpal bones during knuckle-walking, trabecular structure in the dorsal aspect of the 3rd metacarpal head will be significantly more organized and robust in chimpanzees.
They've organized a robust letters to the editor campaign and connected with similar anti-drilling groups along the coast.
For example, sister-kinetochore geometry could be organized by robust cohesion at pericentromeres rather than at core centromeres, as found in fission yeast [ 100].
Additionally, the observed impact of CPOE is influenced by the comparison group or period; as such no benefit will be observed if the CPOE is compared to a very well organized and robust paper-based order system, while the same CPOE will reveal major improvement if implemented where the paper-based system was not well established.
Thus, in contrast to somatic cells, DSpd-2 has an essential role in recruiting the PCM to the sperm centriole: In its absence, the sperm centrosome does not organize a robust array of astral MTs, pronuclear fusion fails, and mutant embryos arrest prior to the first mitotic division.
Moreover, primary keratinocytes from old hpm were able to spread and organize actin into stress fibers, to form robust and normal numbers of focal adhesions and to proliferate.
