Sentence examples for are capable of orchestrating from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, considering a group of transcription factors including direct transcriptional repressors of E-cadherin-Snail, Slug, SIP1 and others like Twist, ZEB1 are capable of orchestrating EMT programmes in cancer progression, therefore we also investigated the expression of the above transcription factors in the presence of ectopic miR-124 expression.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus led the attack while appearing on NBC's "Meet the Press," where he said that the American people should be wary of electing a woman who is capable of orchestrating the complex conspiracy to whitewash Benghazi while, at the same time, being too old, feeble, and brain damaged to serve in the Oval Office.
But launching Irvine's reign, this deserved victory at Barnsley – the club's first in three months and the first on the road since late August – ended an 11-game winless run to suggest the new manager is capable of orchestrating the kind of revival he oversaw at Deepdale a little over two years ago.
Even on a night when Peyton Manning showed Denver Broncos fans -- and his teammates -- glimpses of the no-huddle dominance that he is capable of orchestrating, there was no escaping Tebow.
This higher-order chromatin interaction is associated with MeCP2, suggesting that this protein, like CTCF, is capable of orchestrating long-range chromatin organisation in the brain [ 37].
If such a system were capable of orchestrating OR events in the way proposed by Hameroff and Penrose, then there is the question of how the resulting moments of protoconsciousness would be registered in the 'mind' of the tree.
Unstimulated osteoclasts were found to produce a range of chemokines capable of influencing the recruitment of a range of immune cells, and soluble factors produced by osteoclasts stimulated the chemotaxis of purified γδ T cells, thereby suggesting that osteoclasts may be capable of orchestrating immune responses in vivo.
