Sentence examples for a precise program from inspiring English sources

Development requires a precise program of gene expression to be carried out.

In 1956, Hans Selye tentatively suggested that the scientific study of stress could 'help us to formulate a precise program of conduct' and 'teach us the wisdom to live a rich and meaningful life'.

Convinced that a mature 'philosophy of gratitude' based on biological principles offered the most constructive 'way of life', Selye concluded his reflections on the secret of happiness with a characteristic rhetorical flourish: Can the scientific study of stress help us to formulate a precise program of conduct?

China's Li Chengjiang, last year's silver medalist, skated a strong and precise program that included a quad toe loop.

Keratinocytes undergo a complex and precise program of differentiation; they start at the basal layer of the epidermis where they proliferate and move on to the stratum corneum.

Although examination of cell populations suggests that chromosomes replicate according to a precise spatiotemporal program [3] [7], analysis of individual replicating chromosomes show that this program is largely probabilistic as no two cells replicate their chromosomes in exactly the same manner [8], [9].

Government officials said that the precise program Mr. Bush would call for was still in flux, but that it was likely to include longer-term initiatives, like redesigning some airplanes so the pilots could have access to restrooms and food without going into the aircraft cabin.

More precise program slices could be obtained by considering the semantic relations between variables of interest.

Major corporations contemplating major building projects need precise programs, analyses of existing facilities and equipment, and a number of alternate schemes and proposals.

(Among those who call themselves hackers, a "hacker" is generally defined as someone who loves to write precise programming code and takes joy in exploring the nooks and crannies of the Net -- including places that some would prefer they not explore).

Ms. Murray's amendment asks all the right questions of the White House budget office: What precise programs will be cut?