Sentence examples for structurally competent from inspiring English sources

As late as 1991, Mamet maintained that it was "the most structurally competent" of his plays.

Grounded in an interdisciplinary approach that combines transnational disability studies, critical social work, postcolonial theory and performance ethnography, her research focuses on disability in the Global South, neoliberal governance, culturally and structurally competent practices, and disability justice.

This is followed by a period of consolidation to allow the regenerate bone to become structurally competent and therefore tolerate axial load in weight bearing.

There's a huge difference between being structurally competent and responding to the nuanced needs of a society.

The expression of a primary cilium relies on two main events: 1) activation of ciliogenesis and 2) orderly progression through a series of developmental stages so that a structurally and functionally competent mature cilium is formed [ 27- 29].

Previously, we have demonstrated that the transplantation of viable, structurally intact, respiration competent mitochondria into the ischemic myocardium during early reperfusion significantly enhanced cardioprotection by decreasing myocellular damage and enhancing functional recovery.

The expression of a primary cilium relies on two events; 1) the activation of ciliogenesis and 2) the orderly progression through the stages of ciliogenesis so that a structurally and functionally competent mature cilium is formed [ 39- 41].

In previous studies, we demonstrated that the transplantation of viable, structurally intact, respiration competent, mitochondria, into the ischemic zone of the myocardium during early reperfusion significantly decreases myocardial ischemia/reperfusion injury (McCully et al., 2009; Masuzawa et al., 2013).

In early pregnancy, the rapid growth of the uterus during embryo implantation and the early post-implantation period is accompanied by profound neovascularization and vascular remodelling to deliver sufficient oxygen and nutrients to the uterus as well as to the embryo until the placenta becomes structurally and functionally competent (Cha et al, 2012; Dey et al, 2004; Wang & Dey, 2006).

Cold-formed steel (CFS) provides a novel and competent means to supply structurally efficient low- and midrise buildings.

We describe a model for the design of synthetic α-helical peptides that are competent for self-assembly into structurally defined supramolecular fibrils on the basis of architectural features that have been programmed into the peptide sequence.