Sentence examples for reorganization itself from inspiring English sources

Although the opposition complained that Howe was becoming power mad, they had little quarrel with the proposed reorganization itself, and it was passed into law.

Whether the reorganization of Leishmania telomeres reflects a more extensive and general reorganization of the chromatin remains to be elucidated, as does the functional importance of the telomere reorganization itself.

Initial studies in Drosophila described a strong reduction of recombination around inversion breakpoints and within the reorganization itself [ 17].

J. Steven Griles, the deputy interior secretary, said in court documents, "I understand that reorganization by itself does not solve the numerous problems of trust reform, but it does provide an avenue for developing solutions".

Being conditioned thermodynamically, the reorganization manifests itself in a gradual levelling of the activity of the components both on the surface and in the volume of the alloy.

In stem cell biology, this process characterizes the transition of differentiated somatic cells to pluripotent stem cells, and is accompanied by global chromatin reorganization, which is itself associated with the reprogramming of gene expression.

"It became obvious that it wasn't going to be able to sustain itself without reorganization," Ms. Slatten said.

A phone number for Heart Check's Denver office was disconnected, and a recorded message on the company's toll-free number said it was undergoing a "reorganization of the company itself".

Still, with just a little imagination and reorganization, Iran could transform itself into a kind of public defender for Shia minorities all around the Mideast -- call it a Peace Corps for Quds.

Mesa said it had "ample liquidity" to support itself during the reorganization.

A statement said it had "sufficient means" to support itself through a bankruptcy reorganization.