Sentence examples for segmented organization from inspiring English sources

The somites, which later give rise to the segmented body muscles and the vertebral column, are the basis of the segmented organization typical of vertebrates (seen especially in the lower fishlike forms but also in the embryos of higher vertebrates).

In summary, Experiment 2 confirmed our predictions of a hierarchical and segmented organization with distinctive frames of reference based on the salient landmarks (reference points).

However, foams containing SBOP do not have well developed hard segment organization relative to that of polyether soft segment control foams.

Similarly, the SBOP foams do not have as good hard segment organization as the elastomers derived by compression molding the same foams.

Outer segment organization is challenged by an inherently dynamic nature; these organelles are subject to a renewal process that replaces a significant fraction of their disks (up to ∼10%) on a daily basis.

Comparison of sections from the same fiber 10 μm apart (Fig. 3C and D) reveal that the spiral segment organization is retained along the fiber for much larger distances, compared to the dimensions of both segment and fiber.

Specifically, the two Pcdh15 orthologs in zebrafish have distinct functions in hearing and vision: Pcdh15a is required for normal auditory and vestibular function, while Pcdh15b is required for normal photoreceptor outer segment organization and retinal function.

Segmented body organizations are widely represented in the animal kingdom.

The Texas city's philanthropic community was rated the best by Charity Navigator out of 30 major metropolitan areas across the U.S. The group evaluated thousands of organizations -- segmented by area -- on a variety of telling factors: fundraising efficiency, financial transparency and program expenses, among others.

The Kerry organization, by contrast, is more segmented.

This results in an hierarchical organization of data: fields contain nuclei, which contain structures, which can contain segmented objects.