Sentence examples for subtle reorganization from inspiring English sources

This labelling showed that each myofilament bundle was surrounded by several RyR clusters and there was no obvious change in the labelling between control and diseased cells (beyond a subtle reorganization of the myofibrils).

All mortal organisms undergo continual, albeit very subtle, reorganization of form and function during every moment of their lives.

This finding may reflect subtle reorganization of sulcal topography with increases in secondary branching in the frontal lobe with age, myelinisation and synaptic remodelling that continue in the second decade of life being most likely responsible for these modifications [ 3].

We found that memory-guided saccadotopic maps throughout the PPC showed spatial reorganization with very subtle changes in starting gaze position, despite constant retinal input and eye movement metrics.

Subtle differences in actin filament spatial reorganization have been suggested to have a substantial effect on cellular mechanical behavior.

Engaging the α-exosite, we surmise, causes the protease tertiary structure to undergo a subtle conformational change resulting in a reorganization of the active site with the net result of increased catalysis.

We found a number of areas that exhibit a reorganization of the representation of space in PPC with subtle changes in eye position.

Cleisthenes' system looks subtle, theoretical, and innovatory in its decimal approach to political reform and its reorganization of "civic space," but there were precedents and parallels.

This subtle structural change is accompanied by long-range structural rearrangements of the active site with the rotation of Phe87 and a reorganization of catalytically important water molecules.

The reorganization makes sense.

Difficulties remain despite reorganization efforts.