Sentence examples for proper reorganization from inspiring English sources

And if bankruptcy occurs, the empty creditor may undermine proper reorganization, especially if his interests (or non-interests) are not fully disclosed to the bankruptcy court.

We next investigated whether the decline in mitochondrial content was reversible upon re-establishment of proper cytoskeletal reorganization by switching to drug-free medium over a period of 30 h.

In his deposition, Mr. Dinallo said it would have been proper for him to approve the MBIA reorganization "by simply relying on and presuming the accuracy of the materials submitted by MBIA".

Determining whether double-strand break repair and HJ processing are required during exponential growth to "set the stage" during stationary phase for proper genome processing, for chromosome partitioning and/or reorganization, or for controlled DNA degradation will require further experimentation.

Thus, chromatin reorganization is critical for polymerase progression and proper gene expression upon stress.

The proper localization of these mRNAs depends on a dramatic reorganization of the MT cytoskeleton during midoogenesis: The posterior MTOC is disassembled, most of the centrioles disappear, and the nucleus migrates to the anterior of the oocyte [18].

The development of eyes in Drosophila involves intricate epithelial reorganization events for accurate positioning of cells and proper formation and organization of ommatidial clusters.

Reorganization of the referral system to ensure timely and proper referral, and promoting women and their families to seek health care in time might reduce the number of these deaths.

Since the integrity of dynamic actin cytoskeletal structure and actin cytoskeletal reorganization triggered by TCR engagement are fundamental for the proper signal transmission in many biological processes of T cells, we propose that Pak2 controls multiple stages of T cell development in the thymus by governing dynamic rearrangement of the actin cytoskeleton.

We conclude that XKH1 represents a membrane-bound hyaluronan-degrading enzyme exclusively expressed in cells of the adult frog kidney where it either may be involved in the reorganization of the extracellular architecture or in supporting physiological demands for proper renal functions.

Once the duplex between ABS and gRNA anchor forms, it should be particularly stable to allow further reorganization of the two RNAs into the core structure necessary for proper editing.