Sentence examples for stratified organization from inspiring English sources
An individual who has spent years working in a highly stratified organization often has difficulty adjusting.
Recent studies have revealed that mammary epithelial morphogenesis is accomplished by transitions between simple and stratified organization.
It is not known whether the stratified organization of hippocampal neurogenesis is genetically regulated in a similar fashion to the neocortex.
We therefore propose the following hypothesis to explain our observations: while the bulk polymer does not show any ordering transition (as can be seen in Figure S1 in the Supporting Information), the presence of the interfaces and the induced confinement lead to a stratified organization the characteristic length of which is the radius of gyration of the individual molecules.
However, the pure anti-human CK 18 provided few signals in EBEC cultures and the supra-basal cell marker anti-human CK 10/13 showed no signal, suggesting a pseudo-stratified organization of the epithelial layers.
The inner mucus layer was also shown to be less well organized as the stratified lamellar organization was lost at 12 h.
The lavish reporting is saved for the Los Angeles gatherings -- those that make it clear that Hollywood is really a company town, paying obeisance to the hierarchy of the highly stratified Oscar Night organization.
In the trial the centers were randomly allocated to the intervention or control status, standardised and regular O&M-training, respectively, and stratified by organization [ 12].
These constructs have been shown to be histologically and ultrastructurally similar to the stratified cellular organization of human corneal epithelium and to express corneal-specific keratins [ 14].
The rejection of a stratified system.
Considering that alphaB-crystallin is expressed in normal myoepithelial cells it can be viewed as a basal/myoepithelial marker or as the organizer of stratified cytokeratins through its ability to regulate the cytoskeleton organization [ 47].
