Sentence examples for which reorganization from inspiring English sources

The mechanism by which reorganization occurs is investigated using High Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy (HR-TEM) for the first time.

These results suggest a model in which reorganization of the unique cytoskeletal network that defines a primary quiescent T lymphocyte is mediated in part through the TCR-dependent modification and subsequent down-regulation of α-adducin, thereby resulting in a cytoskeletal architecture compatible with T cell effector and memory functions.

Theoretically relevant mechanisms by which reorganization leads to higher sickness absence are increased demands on employees, reduced sense of control, increased job insecurity, or a combination of these.

A limitation of the study is the lack of information concerning the mechanisms by which reorganization leads to sickness absence: job insecurity, rewards, demands, control and other measures of psycho-social work characteristics are not recorded in the data.

Functional reorganization, pre- and post surgery, can occur within the unaffected ipsilateral or contralateral hemisphere, but under which circumstances reorganization becomes effective is poorly understood.

Lawmakers aim to make Chapter 13, which requires reorganization of debt under a repayment plan, the bankruptcy of choice.

Because of competition overseas, the company couldn't recover and had to move from Chapter 11, which allows reorganization, to Chapter 7. It liquidated assets and closed its doors.

The Kreisky governments carried through a host of reform programs, among which the reorganization of the legal code under the minister of justice Christian Broda had truly historic dimensions.

Nadella closes with more detail on the changes required, which include reorganization and streamlining.

The simulations performed with the model yielded tonotopic cortical representations, which presented reorganization in simulations of classical conditioning.

Thus, creditors may sue the insolvency administrator for damage payments as a party with deep pockets and not only in situations in which a reorganization plan fails.