Sentence examples for organizing properties from inspiring English sources

Notably, this event explains many of the properties ascribed to metavinculin, where we have shown that the replacement of the H1 α-helix controls metavinculin's unique actin organizing properties and directs metavinculin oligomerization.

(Eye spot centers have been shown experimentally to have organizing properties in selected nymphalid lab models [ 39, 40].

Thus, we propose that the clustering coefficient of the protein interaction network of natural cells has been fixed by natural selection to confer self organizing properties on the cell interactome.

We argue that electrical activity might be permissive rather than instructive, with growth at the very early stages of development based on the intrinsic pattern, so accounting for the presence of the superficial patch system in cortical areas that are remote from the potential organizing properties of sensory afferents.

Short-range cell interactions between adjacent compartments lead to the expression of long-range signaling molecules at the compartment boundaries, thus serving these boundaries as signaling centers with long-range organizing properties.

Biological composites achieve remarkable functional properties by organizing organic and inorganic building blocks into intricate architectures spanning over multiple length scales.

Taylor documents the inaugural balls they organized, the properties they owned, and their political efforts on behalf of their race.

Thus, one can visualize a hierarchical clustering map by organizing those clustered properties along with other features for a dataset, such as MW.

Research is being carried out in many institutions around the world in an attempt to utilize the self-organizing properties of molecules to build functional nanostructures based on simple organic molecules or more complex bioorganic molecules such as proteins or DNA.

Taken together, these results strongly suggest that the neuromast epithelium has self-organizing properties, which may have evolved to allow fish to maintain organ proportions during growth and repair (Fig. 5).

By the 3rd century bc the plebeians gained equal voting rights with the patricians, so that all Roman citizens were enfranchised, but the value of the voting right was related to wealth because the Roman assemblies were organized by property qualifications.