Sentence examples for reorganisation process from inspiring English sources
The council is striving to meet the demand for Welsh-medium primary edcation with its school reorganisation process after a rise of birth rate in the Canton area.
As the Health Committee reports today, under the chairmanship of the former Conservative Health Secretary, Stephen Dorrell: "The reorganisation process continues to complicate the push for efficiency gains".
Saab's parent group, Swedish Automobile, said: "The eventual purpose of the proposed voluntary reorganisation process is to secure short-term stability while simultaneously attracting additional funding, pending the inflow of equity contributions".
Anglesey council is to restart a primary school reorganisation process in the Llangefni area.
The Observer quoted the committee's report, due to be published next week, as saying: "The reorganisation process continues to complicate the push for efficiency gains.
This pattern of results seems to be best captured by the interpretation that both hemispheres can play a role in the language recovery and reorganisation process.
It should be noted that these materials are not rigid but able to undergo guest-induced reorganisation processes even in the solid state.
Intensive language action therapy in patients with chronic aphasia may therefore be an ideal tool for investigating cortical reorganisation processes of language circuits in the human brain.
To differentiate between spontaneous restitution and neuronal reorganisation processes, it is necessary to perform studies of cortical reorganisation with chronic patients for whom this critical period has already passed (see also earlier).
As it is known that functional reorganisation depends on practice (e.g., Hamzei, Liepert, Dettmers, Weiller, & Rijntjes, 2006; Liepert et al., 2000), it is well possible that learned non-use also hinders reorganisation processes essential to functional recovery.
Neuroscience studies of the plasticity of the brain processes of cognition and language would naturally target the latter; that is, the neuronal reorganisation processes, or modification of nerve cell circuits underlying specific brain functions.
