Sentence examples for a stronger alignment from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Microsoft may not meet Nokia at the altar, but growing evidence is pointing towards a stronger alignment between the two companies.

However, as a future field of research, its potential lies in a stronger alignment and interaction between such disciplinary fields as educational science, educational technology and subject-specific didactics so that results and research designs can be compared and developed.

Firstly, market integration aims for a stronger alignment of RES feed-in to price signals in the electricity market as well as an efficient marketing of RES electricity [5,6].

The fact that higher fluid IQ is positively associated with a stronger alignment of VS activity with the model-free (habitual) learning signal is thus, at first sight, a counterintuitive finding.

"It's not often that I have a meeting and have got nothing to disagree with," Obama said, adding there was a strong alignment in both countries' interests.

Endothelial cells cultured on the surface-density gradient of laminin demonstrated a strong alignment tendency in parallel to the gradient.

We see a strong alignment between the visions of Mozilla and Panasonic, and by combining our collective expertise and know-how, we will create amazing products together".

The results demonstrated the effectiveness of the proposed method since a strong alignment with the modules proposed and the ones actually used by the company was achieved.

Our finding, that certain forms of entrepreneurship are linked to economic development, while others are not, has considerable implications for public policy, pointing to the economic implications of ensuring that there is a strong alignment between skills and the choice of self-employment.

There is a strong alignment between the goals of the Born This Way Foundation and MacArthur's own.

The EST alignments were filtered based on requirements for minimum alignment length and sequence identity in order to differentiate cases in which the amino acid sequences were supported by a strong alignment from the cases in which the alignment indicated a paralog rather than a direct validation of the sequence by genomic data.