Sentence examples for safely organized from inspiring English sources
It explains how large volume of random variation of any kind (including, but not limited to genetic variation) and every scale (from intracellular to the whole organism) can be safely organized de novo into many beneficial physiological adaptations during development and homeostasis of every single individual.
While stress-induced plasticity and hidden variation have been proposed as potential mechanisms of tolerance, the main conceptual problem remains unaddressed, namely: how largely non-beneficial random variation can be rapidly and safely organized into net benefits to every individual.
And A good messenger bag helps hold those books and paperwork, laptops and more safely and organized.
Going shopping and unboxing your new purchase is exciting, but then you have to deal with making sure all its paperwork receipts, warranties, user manuals are organized and safely filed away.
Revel said it anticipates clearance some time this weekend, stating, "At the moment, our primary focus is simply reopening safely and in an organized fashion.
Eventually a retreat was organized and Carton de Wiart arrived safely back on British territory on the 5th of May 1940, his 60th birthday.
We are thus unable to safely conclude that the Karlodinium plastid genome is organized as a circle.
Getting him out safely, and into a waiting ambulance, would take a fast, organized rescue by the firefighters from Ladder Company 2 and Engine 65.
On Wednesday, the state police denied that illegal firearms were used and asserted that all shooting was safely supervised by firearms instructors, with the former trooper who organized the event calling reports of misconduct "ludicrous".
Several UMCG-wide implementation projects improving quality and patient safety have been organized to stimulate the (intrinsic) motivation to work safely in order to bring about the intended change.
They organized 30-minute training sessions for students to learn how to ride safely and required bikers to wear helmets.
