Sentence examples for preserved organization from inspiring English sources
We found preserved organization of brain networks in patients with mild AD within 24 weeks, compared with a control product, hypothetically counteracting the progressive network disruption over time in AD [ 64].
This may be a room, or a large corner of a room, but it should be dedicated to the reference library, in order to preserve organization and provide a quiet study space.
This altered collagen α1α1α2(IV) distribution was evident even in capillary loop segments that showed a relatively preserved agrinC organization.
No significant Runx2 gene over-expression was observed (Fig. 5B); the initial F-actin organization was preserved (stress fiber organization) (Fig. 5C), and there was no cell swelling compared to the induced osteoblasts (Fig. 5A, induced osteoblasts are osteoblast precursors cultured on polymer grafted with BMP-2mimetic peptide).
The overall organization of denervated epidermis preserved normal histological organization, but the vital layers showed reduction in thickness.
"We've been involved in very similar legal and diplomatic and geopolitical struggles to preserve the organization and its ability to publish".
The business judgment rule gives the board considerable discretion in defining the business strategy and hence preserving the organization's sphere of influence over time.
Drying of the substrate following water evaporation permanently blocked the magnetic architecture produced, thereby preserving NPs organization even after magnetic field removal.
I took a look at their Board of Governors, and their role is to direct the Academy's strategic vision, preserve the organization's financial health, and assure the fulfillment of its mission.
Selective processes are essential to preserve the organization of these clusters in closely related species.
Our results are supportive of genome-wide purifying selection acting to preserve chromatin organization in yeasts by purging many naturally occurring purine pyrimidine transversions.
