Sentence examples for subsequent reorganisation from inspiring English sources
Yet all that composure was eroded in the blink of an eye, with the subsequent reorganisation anchoring Gerrard virtually at right-back.
As a result of the subsequent reorganisation, the 3rd Division's artillery consisted of three artillery brigades, the 2nd, 4th and 8th.
Subsequent reorganisation via TE insertion, deletion, etc., resulted in structural variation among blocks, which might have reduced illegitimate recombination between adjacent blocks, thus resulting in the maintenance of the number of duplicates within the current bounds.
Evolutionary studies have speculated that sorghum and maize may have diverged from a common ancestor about 29 million years ago [[ 26]] after which maize underwent polyploidation and subsequent reorganisation of the genome.
Overall our data support a two-stage model in which the initial accumulation of actin at the synapse is mediated by TCR-facilitated integrin activation (inside out activation of integrins), in which Zap70 plays a scaffolding role (Au-Yeung et al., 2010), but the subsequent reorganisation of actin requires Zap70 catalytic activity.
Largely because of evidence that countries with network based approaches lead the way in the provision of high quality neonatal care, 9 the subsequent 2003 report recommended the reorganisation of neonatal care in England into managed clinical networks, in which clusters of hospitals providing different levels of specialist care work in collaboration.
Some of the genes silenced by DNA hypermethylation and the subsequent binding of MBD proteins and chromatin reorganisation became expressed again when we carried out MBD depletion.
Subsequently, the barrier responds through internal reorganisation by breaching and reworking of existing sediment bodies.
The subsequent crash in farm-gate prices of most agricultural products and the reorganisation of the agricultural sector resulted in a more extensive land use where the utilisation of pesticides and chemical fertilizers was dramatically reduced (Petersen and Hoogeveen 2004).
Reorganised school networks Teachers have had different experiences from the reorganisation of the school network.
But this reorganisation took time.
