Sentence examples for coalesced in order to from inspiring English sources
The results of our GeneSpring differential analysis, as well as the GOEAST and IPA functional analyses, were coalesced in order to construct a list of candidate genes that may be regulated similarly to Brca1.
"The idea that conservatives have to coalesce in order to beat Mitt Romney, well, that's just not true anymore.
And the groups that will need to coalesce in order to stave off further disasters have not, thus far, to my eye, made much of a move to do so.
Most of us are coalescing behind it in order to try and deliver on the outcome of the referendum, the withdrawal agreement, the political declaration.
He has been trying to make the case that conservative voters need to unite and coalesce around him in order to stop the more moderate Mr. Romney from winning the nomination.
"It's a new experiment in which we are trying to create a nation that runs on the competition of ideas and individuals rather than forcing people to coalesce around ethnicities in order to defend their interests".
In order to reduce the coalescing behavior as compared to air water system, aqueous solution of 0.2 M NaCl formed the liquid phase.
"Puzzlingly, all this fine research by the good people at the IMF suddenly evaporates when IMF functionaries coalesce with their ECB and the European Commission colleagues in order to impose upon our government their chosen policies," he wrote.
As high throughput approaches generate mountains of data, the global research community is coalescing around the overwhelming realization to improve data management and interpretation in order to obtain better insights into molecular mechanisms and biological principles from these data.
In order to conserve velocity distribution functions and to avoid calculations of average velocities, particles are not coalesced.
A similar movement coalesced in 1974 when the elected government of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, perhaps anticipating that anti-Ahmadi protestors might turn more violent or in order to score political points, surrendered to the demand of religio-political parties.
