Sentence examples for coordinated implication from inspiring English sources

This was expected given the necessarily coordinated implication of both members of a cooperative pair in transcriptional control.

Each of us has a series of processes that imply other processes; they all are informed and eventually coordinated by the implications of the social graph.

This deeper understanding of how virulence mechanisms are coordinated will have both biotechnological and biomedical implications.

These studies suggest that there might be fundamental differences in the structure and function of single versus alternative promoters that could have broad implications for understanding how transcription is coordinated within the genome.

Solid police work and coordinated effort solve a series of killings with social implications in the fifth Inspector Hal Challis mystery by Disher, an Australian writer.

The implication is the State Department, but his efforts are being coordinated with DoD and other countries, so it could mean them, too.

This work was supported by grants for Project of National Relevance (PRIN) 2008 "Study on the effects of new histone deacetylase inhibitors on cell physiology and pathology: implications for cancer and metabolic diseases and their treatment" coordinated by Prof. Diana Teti.

Understanding how planar cell polarity (PCP) is established, maintained, and coordinated in migrating cell populations is an important area of research with implications for both embryonic morphogenesis and tumor cell invasion.

One implication is that the expression of some developmentally-important genes may be coordinated by pathways that regulate Hipk1 kinase activity in conjunction with Wnt/β-catenin signaling.

Important policy implications stem from the analysis, in that regional innovation strategies should be carefully coordinated so as to reach a higher degree of internal coherence and trigger economic performances.

Because theta activity in CA1 is coordinated with other circuits including prefrontal cortex and entorhinal cortex, our results have wide reaching implications for neural coding in general.