Sentence examples for are generally coordinated from inspiring English sources
They are generally coordinated hunters.
The results of standard χ2 test and F-statistic showed that for every 59 synonymous codons, a strongly significant association with gene functional categories existed in rice, indicating that codon usage was generally coordinated with gene function whether it was at the level of individual amino acids or at the level of nucleotides.
Similar sized replication domains are also misregulated in leukemia [ 9]. Cell type specific reorganization of replication domains is generally coordinated with transcriptional changes and is conserved between mouse and human [ 10- 12].
"The U.S. has to deal with a number of terror groups across multiple continents who are generally not coordinating with each other," Mr. Jones said.
Group totems are generally associated or coordinated on the basis of analogies or on the basis of myth or ritual.
Among the attendees were executives from the Cleveland Clinic, Geisinger Health System, Bassett Healthcare and eight other health care systems in which doctors are paid a salary and patients are generally given care coordinated among a variety of specialists.
It is possible that Runx genes are generally required for coordinating cell proliferation and differentiation during animal development, a requirement that would be masked by the idiosyncrasies of their mRNA expression patterns as well as by functional redundancies between paralogs in model systems that contain multiple Runx genes.
It should also be noted that the expression of PSI genes is generally highly coordinated and so the differential expression of psaD in isolation would be unexpected.
Quality improvement in healthcare today is going on at many levels, but is generally poorly coordinated.
Contact tracing, issuing verbal quarantine orders and instructions, and delivering news to the public were generally well coordinated.
However, it is not the case for measurement results (3D data of [x, y, z] coordinates) that are generally in an arbitrary coordinate system.
