Sentence examples for the regionalization from inspiring English sources

Cardiac looping involves a complex set of movements of discrete regions of the heart tube that are correlated with the regionalization of the heart, i.e., the appearance of molecular and cellular characteristics specific for each heart region.

This ultimately contributes to the regionalization of care for complex surgical problems and the redistribution of regional market share.

The obvious solution is the regionalization of some community services.

Some wealthier parishes will not be affected by the regionalization plan, which goes into full effect in September.

In particular, the decline of the NDP and Progressive Conservatives was the result of the regionalization of Canada's elections.

In Baltimore, it was a great new ballpark in a great place that had the impact of solidifying the regionalization of the team.

These are early days, but as the regionalization of capital, trade and people continues, a single currency could eventually be a realistic possibility.

If a flaw existed in CBS's coverage of the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament, it was the regionalization of games — especially in the first four days.

Kun picked up on an even subtler shift: 1965 marked the start of the regionalization of L.A.'s menus, as, for example, "Chinese" restaurants began to characterize their food as Mandarin, Cantonese, or Szechuan.

The extent to which a region will deepen its economic integration and adopt the characteristics of a supranational state is partially influenced by the factors prompting states to start the regionalization process.

See Ullah and Inaba ([2012]) for details on the regionalization of South Asian countries.