Sentence examples for selective organization from inspiring English sources

It shows how the uptake and selective organization of ART in respective countries is related to the country's position in the globally stratified biopolitical economy.

These results suggest that RGS14 may regulate neuronal differentiation by the selective organization of a Ras·GTP-dependent Raf, MEK, and ERK signal transduction complex in vivo.

The DHS profile is highly cell specific, implicating cell-selective organization of the chromatin landscape as a critical determinant of tissue-selective receptor function.

I am proud that he did not join a school club known to serve as a passport for induction into a selective academic organization because it held no appeal to him.

He was also one of the few Americans to be named an honorary member of the Honorable Society of the Inner Temple, a highly selective British legal organization.

dcc +/− mice exhibit selective alterations in the organization and function of the mesocortical DA circuit and appear to be protected against schizophrenia-like symptoms.

Mononucleotide repeats are intragenically biased in numerous fungal genomes, similar to earlier studies on prokaryotes, indicative of a similar selective pressure in gene organization.

Chromosome rearrangements antagonize the selective features of the organization of bacterial genomes so that a trade-off is reached integrating the selective advantage of specific gene associations in an evolutionary and ecological context.

But it didn't, and origin issues arose first in attempts to explain how and why (by what mechanism and in response to what selective forces) mosaic gene organization first came into being.

In the present study, treated patients and untreated patients differed significantly at baseline and 1 year in performance on the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test, providing further support for the benefit of ChEI treatment for executive functions involving selective strategic planning and organization, goal-directed behavior, and cognitive shift setting.

It has been hypothesized that organisms would derive a selective advantage by optimizing the organization of their sensory and neural information processing according to suitable informational criteria [22] [25].