Sentence examples for structure tightened from inspiring English sources

It has overhauled its management structure, tightened its financial controls, expanded its financial reporting, started paying dividends and abandoned the high-tech currency of stock options in favor of risk-free grants of shares to employees.

In the absence of any substantial changes in hydrogen bond lengths in DHFR on complex formation, a likely explanation for the structure tightening observed on formation of the complexes is a reduction in the populations of partially unfolded forms of the protein (that is, an additional component of protein refolding).

These findings are supported by anatomic studies [25] on length change patterns of the MPFL, suggesting that the retinacular structures tighten in the extended knee and slacken as it flexes.

Mr. Volcker may try to change that structure -- tightening the links in Andersen's chain of command, bringing more senior executives to one location and relying less on conference calls and e-mail messages to keep everyone in touch, according to the people who have spoken with him.

One is that the rules against such circular shareholding structures are being tightened.

Lasting nearly ninety minutes, with a half-hour Adagio, it is dreamier, murkier, and more discursive than the subsequent version of 1890, in which Bruckner tightened the structure and gave a harder, cleaner edge to the orchestration.

For the UHMPE yarns, as the twist level increases, the plasma treatment is less effective in improving the fiber surface chemical composition, wettability and interfacial shear strength to epoxy due to the tightened yarn structure.

These results indicate that when one end of the protein is anchored, the structure of PA is tightened, noncovalent interactions are strengthened, and the global stability of the protein increases.

The broader and more general question raised here is the extent to which the early modern understanding of disease was flexible, while coexisting with increasingly rigid institutional structures and admissions practices, tightened house rules, and more explicit professional hierarchies in the specialized health-care institutions of sixteenth-century Augsburg.

Rubin did not release the track right away — he tightened up the structure, editing the rhymes so they more closely resembled verses in a song.

It may not have a rhyme structure, but the poem is tightened down, as laconic and suggestive as I can get it.