Sentence examples for concerted control from inspiring English sources
In this review we discuss how this can be achieved by design of engineered promoters that enable concerted control of recombinant gene transcription.
Concerted control of smoking appears to be an urgent priority in lung cancer prevention among women, including specific approaches targeted on the female population.
Concerted control measures have considerably reduced the prevalence of malaria in Vietnam, and the parasites that cause it are now mostly restricted to forested rural areas (1).
Capicúa was discovered to be a target of concerted controls by ERK itself, and via ERK-activated p90RSK working together with 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3
Studies from various countries in SSA identify hypertension as a disease burden that requires concerted preventive and control efforts.
The continued concerted efforts to control schistosomiasis in China have reduced the initial peak estimates of human prevalences by >90%, and the national schistosomiasis control program for China is recognized as one of the most successful worldwide (6, 12, 13 ).
Third, although many studies have investigated concerted evolution of mitochondrial control regions, few have investigated evolution of duplicated regions adjacent to the control region.
However, because concerted evolution of duplicated control regions may be widespread, we recommend that caution should be exercised when using the control region as a molecular marker in population genetic or phylogenetic analyses.
Distinct expression profiles highlight clusters of plastid genes that are potential targets for concerted nuclear control.
Its persistence in the Burns Unit environment, despite concerted infection control measures, pose concern for ongoing clinical transmission.
But they said it also reflected a belief that the president had his work cut out for him in getting back on the offensive after a period in which events outside Mr. Bush's control and concerted Democratic criticism had undermined his political strength.
