Sentence examples for provide the organized from inspiring English sources

Current advances in knowledge on amelogenin structure, nanospheres assembly and their effects on crystal growth have supported the hypothesis that amelogenin nanospheres provide the organized microstructure for the initiation and modulated growth of enamel apatite crystals.

Those fibers that are released by the specialized cells, the collencytes, provide the organized platform for the morphogenesis of the spicules.

In traditional fields like diplomatic history, nations provide the organizing principle, they are the basic building blocks, he explained.

For Elizabeth Kendall, almost as soon as the family car spun out of control, the accident that took her mother's life began to accrue metaphoric power, enough, 30 years later, to provide the organizing principle to the story of a family that, Kendall would have us witness, seems from the outset to have been founded on poor visibility and bad traction.

Greek philosophy, then, provided the organizing principles by which the central Christian doctrines were formulated.

They (along with activists from the mainstream Christian denominations, Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox) provided the organizing energy and most of the platform rhetoric — though not the massive numbers — for the street demonstrations of February 15th.

Many people seem to have lost confidence in the structures that previously gave meaning to and provided the organizing principles for social life, whether civic, educational or religious, political, legal or moral, and which communicated core values from one generation to another.

The four practices provided the organizing framework to structure their committee deliberations and governance development action plans.

Caveolins are integral membrane proteins stably associated with each other and cholesterol to form a protein-lipid scaffold that provides the organizing principle of caveolae (Sargiacomo et al, 1995; Parton and Simons, 2007; Hayer et al, 2010a).

In vitro hNPC cultures cannot provide the same organized cellular architecture and growth factor rich environment of living tissue and thus may have greatest impact on investigations where surrounding tissue plays a negligible or perhaps confounding role.

In addition to providing structural support, we propose that these two networks and their chemokine expression profiles provide the underlying organizing principle of B- and T-zone segregation observed in many pathological TLTs, similar to their physiological counterparts in SLOs.