Sentence examples for peripheral organization from inspiring English sources

For example, G. omari, in which the mechanisms for neural and peripheral organization were deeply studied [7], [8], [44] [52], was for three decades incorrectly called G. carapo.

As a reflection, the employees exhibited strong sense of user-oriented obligation, and the peripheral organizations have successfully changed from command-driven work units to proactive micro-enterprises.

"The best systems will remain, and a lot of other peripheral organizations will fall by the wayside.

In Uganda, for example, international advisory groups, academics, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and other peripheral organizations generated disease-specific research, which policy-makers used to base their decisions about several infectious diseases [ 28].

Digital Storm has also rotated Assassin's motherboard 90 degrees clockwise, allowing for neat peripheral cable organization.

This highlights further conservation between central and peripheral synapse organization in the use of Teneurins.

While the effect of Bmal1 deletion is local, the impact of disabling the brain's clock on peripheral circadian organization is significant.

Drosophila bristles or macrochaetae are important peripheral sensory organs; their spatial organization is likely to be a canalized trait.

Overall, these results reveal that amph2, dynamin 2, and myotubularin regulate nuclear peripheral positioning and triad organization during myofiber formation and that these functions are also disrupted by mutations in amph2 associated with ARCNM.

We used this system to identify the role of amph2 and N-WASP on triad organization and peripheral nuclear positioning, to identify the mechanism that drives peripheral nuclear positioning, and to describe that triad organization occurs independently of peripheral nuclear positioning.

1) The authors consider that light, but not feeding, rescues temporal organization of peripheral clocks in KO mice.