Sentence examples for qualitative reorganization from inspiring English sources

Our data suggest that sleep favors a global, qualitative reorganization of both the spatial and contextual components of recently acquired navigation memories.

Most importantly, we have shown here that sleep induces a qualitative reorganization of the brain activity that underlies performance on distinct cognitive components of navigation.

We also demonstrate a sleep-related qualitative reorganization of brain activity in showing that sleep favours the involvement of recollection processes for the retrieval of contextual memories, whereas sleep-deprivation rather implies familiarity-based responses.

Additionally, our fine-grained dissection of the memory components that participate to navigation in a virtual environment indicates that sleep plays a similar promoting role in the qualitative reorganization of the brain activity that subtends consolidation of both contextual and spatial components of memory in navigation.

Our results reveal an array of preexisting subthreshold functional connections of up to 2 mm in V1, which can be rapidly mobilized independently from the differential qualitative reorganization elicited by each stimulus.

It is suggested that chronological patterns obtained by temporal frequency distributions should be strengthened by independent evidence provided by qualitative information on the reorganization of hunter gatherer societies (e.g.; changes in burial practices, subsistence, technology, etc)., indispensable to better evaluate the increase in population size and prehistoric demography.

A qualitative study of the reorganization processes at one Norwegian teaching hospital found that physicians in particular, but also nurses were stretched between the demands of giving good care and administrative involvement in the planning, building of and moving to a new hospital [ 22].

Finally, even a qualitative assessment of innovative healthcare services cannot conceal that successful reorganization of the system, which is often necessary for the implementation of innovations, involves the coordination and management of a complex process and not merely the realization of an isolated project [ 23].

It has already being suggested that long-term proliferation of normal cells depends upon the potential for reorganization of the genome as a self-limiting process, since at each cell division residual quantitative and qualitative changes would accumulate in chromatin, limiting the long-term potential for further rearrangements [ 34].

Photon correlation spectroscopy (PCS) and gel electrophoreses (as conventional techniques), and atomic force microscopy (AFM) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) (proposed to complete the assessments of lipoplexes) were employed to investigate reorganization, structure, qualitative quantitative stabilization of siRNAs, and PEG covering of lipoplexes.

The reorganization makes sense.