Sentence examples for In concertation from inspiring English sources

In this context, Myocardin in concertation with Hdac5, also modulated by Pax3 (see below), represses MyoD/Myf5 activation of the Myogenin promoter [ 72], thus preventing skeletal muscle differentiation.

In this context, Six homeodomain proteins, in addition to their upstream role in concertation with Pax3 at the onset of myogenesis, also, unlike Pax3, directly activate differentiation genes.

The European Union will only be viewed and treated as a major power if its members act in close concertation.

That dialogue will allow greater concertation in all the relevant fora to which both Russia and the Member States belong, particularly the UN and the OSCE.

It is possible that the dimer prediction performance of ΔG alone might be considerably improved by adjusting temperature and sodium concertation values in its calculation.

As it is obvious, in all the cases the total volumetric nanoparticle concertation has the same value in order to perform a suitable comparison.

In this matrix, the consultation or concertation and the collaboration or cooperation between stakeholders are significant factors in actor relationships which must be considered when performing a stakeholder analysis.

On 28 February, changes to the 2012 Ley de Concertación Tributaria (tax concertation law) came into effect, in an effort to increase domestic revenue mobilization.

Within the public decision making sphere, without effective upstream coordination of public action, conflicts can emerge and block the development of the sector, in particular when the biofuel agencies or committees are unable to ensure concertation between various sector stakeholders to develop and implement public policy.

Thanks to concertation between clinicians and biologists, thresholds were defined to distinguish in an optimal way high and low expression of ERα/Src (≤4/>4 dots per cells), ERα/PI3K (≤7/>7) and ERα/mERα (≤3/>3).

In between, claims Keating, there is another model - the possibility of what he calls a "networks and concertation" strategy for Scottish economy and society.