Sentence examples for trigger a reorganization from inspiring English sources

This leads to altered sensory inputs, which trigger a reorganization in sensorimotor processing leading to long-term central modification in movement planning and execution [ 19– 219.

The pattern of faunal turnover is correlated with the development of the modern glaciations in the Northern Hemisphere around 2.75 Ma, which triggered a reorganization of the rodent communities as predicted by the turnover pulse hypothesis.

There is a growing trend against the model known as the "Human Revolution", according to which modern behaviors (such as art and symbolism) emerged suddenly some 50,000 years ago, an event supposedly signaling a dramatic cognitive advance, most likely triggered by a reorganization of the human brain (see most notably, McBrearty and Brooks 2000, and the collection of essays in Mellars et al. 2007).

GDPR triggering a comprehensive reorganization of organizations' data processing is certainly "not the rule" yet though.

This localized acidification process produces a composition change in the prismatic crystals that triggers a crystalline reorganization of the coating which results in a change of morphology of the hureaulite which, in turn, leads to the formation of an iron rich hureaulite inner layer.

This final revolution triggered a wholesale reorganization of the constitution, and with it, the emergence of the Roman Empire.

Ubiquitylation triggers a rapid reorganization of Perforin-2-RFP within the cytosol and is absolutely required for its bactericidal activity.

Our data reveal a TARP-dependent allosteric role for the AMPAR NTD and suggest that TARP binding triggers a drastic reorganization of the AMPAR complex.

Since Rho GTPases regulate the dynamics of the actin cytoskeleton, their activation by CNF1 triggers a rapid reorganization of F-actin [ 24].

The discovery that aphid feeding and other stresses can trigger a tubulin-dependent reorganization of transmission bodies in plant cells infected with CaMV, that this reorganization depends on viral protein P2, and that the "mixed networks" mediate viral transmission are original and significant contributions and highly appropriate for eLife.

However, these observations do not rule out a functional role for the NTD, which may trigger a TARP-dependent reorganization of the receptor.