Sentence examples for concerted group from inspiring English sources

Mr. Napoleone, praising many small Italian luxury manufacturers from Caruso to Kiton, puts the lack of a concerted group development down partly to intangible issues, like the aspiration of Italian men to have a handmade suit from the fabled Italian tailor Caraceni.

Inflammation is a complex, concerted group of responses that, although defensive against infection, is harmful when induced chronically by environmental stimuli such as inhaled particles (Donaldson et al. 2006; Mroz et al. 2008; Oberdorster et al. 2005).

But even then, it would not make a drug giant any more immune from concerted action by groups such as the American states.

For example, biased similarity distributions in potentially phylogenetically informative genes (Table 3, Figure 3) undoubtedly could be used to generate strong a posteriori evidence of concerted HGT for groups like green plants and animals; both have large numbers of sequences showing disproportionately strong similarities to heterokont homologs.

The main limitation of this approach is a risk to miss small, but concerted changes in a group of functionally related genes.

The rise of the super PAC parallels a subtle but concerted effort by conservative groups to suppress the vote, which are disguised as efforts to defeat exceedingly rare voter fraud.

The increase in initial breast-feeding has been driven at least in part by a concerted campaign by medical groups and government agencies that have sought to educate mothers about the benefits of breast-feeding and, increasingly, the risks associated with infant formula.

The White House is planning a multifaceted effort to sell its plans, including speeches around the country by the president and vice president and concerted lobbying by interest groups to influence several dozen lawmakers from both parties seen as critical to passage.

The iGA procedure revealed concerted changes in functional groups (Table 3, see Additional file 3 for details).

Membrane trafficking of E-cadherin appears to facilitate cohesiveness and concerted movement of this defined group of progenitor mesoendodermal cells as an organized group [17].

When we mock Romney's reliance on it, we're actually mocking a concerted strategy by an accomplished group of women to diversify their state government.