Sentence examples for coordinated influence from inspiring English sources

Here, we demonstrate a coordinated influence of scaffold architecture (aligned vs. randomly organized fibers) and tensile deformation on nuclear shape and orientation.

Such a coordinated influence on a cellular function by a single RBP represents an example of the post-transcriptional operon/regulon proposed by Keene and Tenenbaum [ 2].

Moreover, EhRab7 isotypes (EhRab7A-E) showed remarkable time- and stage-dependent recruitment to phagosomes during maturation indicating their sequential and coordinated influence on phagosome biogenesis.

Facebook has identified a "coordinated political influence campaign" to disrupt this November's midterm elections, the New York Times first reported.

Thus, it is tempting to speculate that the RecA protein could be the molecule that links those apparently independent molecular processes, permitting bacteria to manage the different cellular processes in a coordinated manner, influencing their adaptive capacity.

The aim of this research was to test the economic benefits of two types of supply chain relationships (vertically coordinated and non-coordinated), verifying their influence on farms' performance.

For the Working Families Party, though, the proposals are the result of a coordinated effort to influence the makeup of the new Council.

The formulation of alcohol tax policy was effectively facilitated by the bridges the coalition built with politicians to allow for a broader and more coordinated array of influence.

Convinced that African governments should provide coordinated leadership and influence regional and global health research agendas, the participants committed to developing a comprehensive national health research policy framework by 2007.

Regional integration organisations and their member states should be aware of the capacity of TTCs to act in a coordinated transnational manner to influence policy in their own interests, and coordinate their own public health and tax policies in a similarly effective way.

He added: "There are concerns which require immediate attention, but the evidence is not sufficient to lead me to construe the behaviour to be a coordinated plan to improperly influence the direction and management of schools (or academies) serving schools of predominantly Islamic faith or Muslim background".