Sentence examples for coalesce this from inspiring English sources

When two lineages fail to coalesce on the earliest branch in which they can coalesce, this can result in a gene tree having a different topology than the species tree.

The complaints coalesced this winter at a gathering at the home of an English professor, where 20 senior faculty members discussed their frustrations.

One of the more significant cases will coalesce this week when five telecommunications carriers are expected to begin legal action against the Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications.

The privations are threatening to coalesce this year in a land that is particularly vulnerable to economic retreat: by the standards of other leading European economies, many Britons are cash-poor and debt-heavy, yet dependent on an economy in thrall to Main Street spending.

They coalesce around this belief, and their social bonds are strengthened by their sharing this belief".

But for Stern, booze and lounging were just the beginning: "When I saw the second floor, I said, 'O.K., this is it.' This could coalesce the energies of the community".

Still we missed it, so certain that a determination to defeat President Obama would cause Republicans to coalesce before this point.

His dizzying interests somehow coalesce in this first novel, with the prose arranged here and there on horizontal lines, like musical notation.

"The fact that our opponents have to coalesce around this notion of 'Well, they're arrogant' or 'Let's make the country cynical about them' is because they don't have a big argument.

Best practice has yet to coalesce in this field that has been dominated by methodological pluralism and case study research.

b Another magnification (2.5×) of the same adrenal gland showing multiple nodules and diffuse hyperplasia (N nodule, H hyperplasia). c Another view (2.5× magnification) of the adrenal gland showing how nodules can coalesce in this view there is little hyperplastic cortex and even atrophy.