Sentence examples for process of compartmentalization from inspiring English sources

Reflecting on this issue exceeds the scope of my study, but I cannot fail to mention that, probably, underpinning this striking finding there is a historical process of compartmentalization of educational theory and practice (Britzman 2003; Diker 2007).

This is the first demonstration of the process of compartmentalization in a tubular internal structure.

HCV proteins appear to affect both lipid accumulation and degradation, with the consequent disruption of the normal process of lipid compartmentalization and metabolism, skewing towards ROS production.

Protein homeostasis (proteostasis) encompasses the process of translation, folding, compartmentalization, and degradation of proteins to maintain the long-term survival and functionality of the cell.

The concept of compartmentalization of specific metabolic processes is widely accepted.

Sphingomyelin is enriched in lipid-raft microdomains where it is thought to be an important mediator of membrane rigidity and permeability [ 89] and of compartmentalization of raft-associated cellular processes [ 90].

This is based on (a) the compartmentalization of the process of lipid peroxidation for the generation of organ failures coming from one cohort of patients with severe sepsis [ 7]; and (b) different clinical characteristics of severe sepsis elicited by MDR bacteria from those by susceptible bacteria [ 11].

Several processes have been identified as potentially playing a role in the emergence of compartmentalization. On the ecological timescale, compartmentalization may arise through spatial [17] or temporal [16] segregation of the species.

Such a feat of compartmentalization bespeaks an efficient but troubled mind.

This nature's ability to achieve multiple levels of compartmentalization has attracted scientists' attention and motivated them to explore how compartmentalization can be established by artificial materials [1].

Cobern (1996) posited the notion of compartmentalization to explain some apparent student misconceptions.