Sentence examples for reorganization compared to from inspiring English sources

Only physicians have a significantly higher effect of a high degree of reorganization, compared to the reference category.

The combination of two or more genomes in one organism often initially leads to changes in gene expression and extensive genomic reorganization, compared to the parental species.

Alternatively, when using templates specifically derived from the same older adult sample reported here, the DAN template had the lowest spatial correlation (r=0.59) with the reference template set (r >0.83 for all other networks), suggesting that the DAN may be subject to less robust measurement properties or may undergo more substantial age-related reorganization compared to the other networks.

The random effects model uses the optimal combination of within and between variation, so the estimators also include information on how much higher the number of days of long-term sickness absence are for employees at hospitals with a moderate or high level of reorganization compared to employees at hospitals with a low level of reorganization.

Genome and gene duplication (30 to 100 MYA; [ 39, 40]) has taken place much earlier than the speciation (14 to 23 MYA; [ 9, 41, 42]) and these data suggest that after gene duplication, gh1 in Oncorhynchus has evolved much faster than gh2, possibly because the genomic region for gh1 has undergone more reorganization compared to the region containing gh2.

HeLa-CT166-mut cells were less affected by C. trachomatis D-induced actin-reorganization compared to control cells, similar as HeLa-CT166-mut cells were less affected by TcdB treatment.

The benzene and cyclopentadiene have low hole reorganization energies λ(h) compared to their electron reorganization energies λ e), so they might be used as good hole transport co-monomers.

Moreover, Yawson (2005) compares financial restructuring to other instruments to emphasize financial reorganization's immediate effects, compared to portfolio restructuring's lagged impacts on performance.

However, the short Cu(+1)–Cu(+1) distance (2.64 Å) and long Cu(+1.5)–Cu(+1.5) distance (2.93 Å) significantly increased the reorganization energy of ET, which was much higher compared to the reorganization energy observed in the water-soluble CuA domain of T. thermophilus cytochrome ba3.

Notably, the contribution of adhesion tension to progenitor cell sorting appears to be negligible when compared to cytoskeletal reorganization regulating cell cell contact formation.

Compared to the reorganization of the proximal H-bonding pattern observed in the X-ray structure of W145V (see above), this effect is small.