Sentence examples for better synchronize from inspiring English sources

Possibilities to obtain more homogeneous samples could be a better cell-cycle synchronization, but also well-defined adhesion patterns to better synchronize major parts of the cytoskeleton [ 217].

But I did see something new here, which, if played right, could help to stabilize Iraq and better synchronize some of those watches.

The researchers said that skilled musicians use more neurons for processing sounds from a piano or better synchronize those sounds because of their training.

Krickstein said Pressel was learning not to fall back as she hits the ball and was trying to better synchronize her upper and lower body as she drives the ball.

Brick-and-mortar retailers have "omnichannel" initiatives to better synchronize their online and offline offerings.

Additionally, to better synchronize the initiation of the extended PCF, we make APs wait longer for a specified PIFS interval.

Dermot officials have said that they hope the spiffed-up clock will be better synchronized with itself.

Steven Carrellas, the head of the New Jersey chapter of the National Motorists Association, contended that if state and local highway officials stopped relying on traffic lights -- or better synchronized the ones already up while at the same time increasing the speed limits -- more cars could be accommodated.

Superdestrian's tech gives riders more control over the bike because it ensures the power is better synchronized with pedaling motions, he says.

Thus, the light-adaptational acceleration of the voltage responses is inherently temperature-dependent: not only are the bumps themselves faster (cf. Fig. 6) but they also appear sooner and are better synchronized in warm conditions (Figs. 7B and 7C).

The exchange gaps became shorter or disappeared over the incubation period, suggesting that pair members became better synchronized.