Sentence examples for pool organization from inspiring English sources

We show that synucleins are regulators of presynapse size and synaptic vesicle (SV) pool organization.

To define the significance of motor pool organization for neuromuscular map formation, we assessed the role of cadherin-catenin signaling in motor neuron positioning and limb muscle innervation.

In Philadelphia, city officials will work on the vexing problem of procurement of goods and services, which hamstrings many cities with rules and high costs, by putting together a process that would widen the field and increase the pool of organizations and companies that bid.

As Kyle Roche, the GM of Amazon Sumerian, described it, the company saw a gap in the market between the rise of new VR, AR and 3D tech, and a huge pool of organizations that might want to use that technology, but either lack the expertise and resources to do so, or would like to test something out before dedicating those resources more seriously.

The 3D-reconstructions of frog neuromuscular junction and rat brain synaptosomes revealed readily-releasable-pool (RRP) organization and identified protein-linkages (Fernandez-Busnadiego et al. 2010; Harlow et al. 2001; Rizzoli and Betz 2004) that could presumably dock SVs in proximity to Ca2+-channels Ca2+-channels

Mr. Geoghan said that as the volunteer pools the organizations draw upon become increasingly professional, with higher-level skills and broader work experiences, the organizations leaders should respond by formalizing relationships with their volunteers.

WCBS-TV in New York will introduce a partnership with television, radio and online media outlets on Monday that pools the organizations' resources to provide news coverage.

Resource pooling helps organizations to consolidate and simplify infrastructure services and continue existing trends in virtualization.

One may argue that recruiting from online resources and publicly available directories results in participation of organizations that more accurately reflect the overall pool of available organizations and thereby increases generalizability of findings.

Instead, the organization pools donations to help whole communities, said Beth Schless, a public affairs representative.

The Associated Press was part of a pool of news organizations that was allowed to tour two such facilities on Wednesday – one in Brownsville, Texas, and the other in Nogales, Arizona.