Sentence examples for surface of the organization from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Shay might also be an astute, saturnine politician, one who accurately gauged the climate of resentment towards Obama roiling beneath the surface of the organization, and knew the electorate would forgive a spoor of racial prejudice on the part of its leader, and might even celebrate it as "mavericky".

Before touching the surface of the cotyledon, the organization of microtubules in the cortical cytoplasm of the epidermal pavement cells differed depending on the region of the cell.

The spacing of the LAGs becomes narrower towards the outer bone surface, and the organization of the bone tissue increases (Table  1).

The micro- and nanometer peaks and valleys of the implant surface consequently affect the organization of the cytoskeleton and of the intracellular transduction signaling pathways [ 11, 33].

(According to an internal AAFES report, "allegations of rape never surfaced" in the organization's prior investigation of the women's recruitment).

RhoGTPases, found in all eukaryotic cells, are key regulatory molecules which link surface receptors to the organization and turnover of the cytoskeleton, govern the formation of cell-matrix adhesions, and uphold the transcriptional control of gene expression, cell survival, and proliferation [ 45].

On the surface, the organization would have all the appearances of success.

This research identifies material surfaces that trigger the organization of extracellular matrix proteins into biological active fibrils and establishes a new paradigm to engineer ECM-mimetic biomaterials.

It was previously reported that the lateral surface of the PIT has a crude retinotopic organization (Boussaoud et al. 1991; Hikosaka 1998).

Internalin is a protein located at the surface of the bacterium and has a structural organization that is characteristic of numerous Gram-positive bacteria proteins (such as Streptococcus and Staphylococcus spp .. Internalin interacts with receptors of unknown nature (probably integrins) located at the surface of the infected cells.

Images were collected in a blinded manner and included cells carrying intact cilia, as indicated by their organization at the apical surface of the cell, as well as detached cilia with clear profiles that could be resolved from one end to the other.