Sentence examples for pattern of reorganisation from inspiring English sources

This alternative mechanism results in the undamaged hemisphere directly controlling both upper limbs, which is a pattern of reorganisation unknown to adult pathology (ie, contralesional reorganization).

Paediatric neurologists with fMRI training will independently rate scan quality (0 5), region of activation, change over time and patterns of reorganisation.

55 Emerging evidence in humans suggests that the pattern of SM reorganisation after early brain injury is determined during the first year of life, and possibly within the first few months.

In both health and education, Brown continued the Blair governments' pattern of top-down reorganisation of hospitals and schools, and the increasing use of private sector finance and organisations to deliver services.

Analysis of pre- to post-training changes to the coupling dynamics in the 1 1 anti-phase task support the hypothesis that acquisition of the 2L:1R pattern involved reorganisation of the inherent dynamics.

Avivi et al. has shown that that acquisition of pluripotentiality involves changes in DNA methylation pattern and reorganisation of specific chromosomal subdomains.

The NHS has had "reorganisation on top of reorganisation on top of reorganisation".

Many health professionals support the concept of reorganisation.

Who will pay the costs of reorganisation.

Probably not a great deal, amid the turmoil of reorganisation.

The reward for Aberdeen has been a bout of reorganisation.