Sentence examples for reorientation hypothesis from inspiring English sources

Two distinct layers with different cellulose orientation reflects different cell expansion phases, in which cellulose in the outer layer reorients passively after xyz deposition as proposed in the passive reorientation hypothesis [ 25].

Our preliminary results do not support the hypothesis that post-depositional reorientation occurs in natural, undisturbed sediments below the sediment water interface.

According to our phylogenetic hypothesis, the complete reduction and reorientation of the basipterygoid process happened independently in a number of turtle clades.

Considering that the E2 C-terminus originally adopts a membrane-spanning conformation in ER during biosynthesis (Liljestrom and Garoff, 1991), our observation directly supports the hypothesis (Ivanova and Schlesinger, 1993) that post-translational palmitoylation of cysteines triggers the reorientation of the entire E2 C-terminus.

Some reorientation is needed.

"There has to be a reorientation.

This supports the hypothesis that the hydrophobic recovery is mainly caused by the gradual coverage of a permanent silica-like structure with free siloxanes and/or reorientation of polar groups.

Children's use of geometry for reorientation.

And now it's a reorientation.

Political Reorientation The decline in the Puerto Rican population requires a political reorientation too.

MTOC reorientation occurs during FcgammaR-mediated phagocytosis in macrophages.