Sentence examples for coordinated process of from inspiring English sources
The number (about two dozen) and similarity of the photographs suggest also that these were not isolated incidents, but that perhaps the images were part of some larger, coordinated process of intimidation.
Ecological design, Gross argues, is neither a linear process of master planning nor a process of trial and error but a carefully coordinated process of dealing with unexpected turns by means of experimental practice.
This carefully coordinated process of destabilizing the economy, thwarting growth and recovery, blaming Mr. Obama for Congress's inaction and laying the legacy of Bush-era policies at his feet is at the heart of the Republican strategy.
The highly organized and coordinated process of movement with cell-cell contact in a community of cells appears to be the normal state of affairs in S motility [9], [23], [24], [25], [26] as well as twitching motility [7], [27].
These data and discussions highlight the complex yet highly coordinated process of mechanotransduction in bone tissue regeneration.
These data suggest that outside-in signalling through integrin αIIbβ3, which controls the coordinated process of clot retraction and platelet spreading on fibrinogen, is affected by nobiletin.
The findings shown here support a model of chromatin structure changes in human astrocytoma where PGE2 orchestrates a coordinate process of specific CpG demethylation followed by histone H3 hyperacetylation which lead to IL-8 transcription through recruitment of C/EBP-β and p300 at IL-8 gene regulatory region.
Because of the necessity to coordinate processes of achieving the values specified by the European Commission the energy balance of buildings, residential areas and towns should be improved.
Seed development is a highly regulated and coordinated process involving deposition of seed storage reserves, novel morphogenic events to define the embryo and endosperm, and maturation drying and quiescence.
The cell cycle is a highly coordinated process, which involves expression of a host of genes in the different cell cycle phases.
This highly coordinated process includes a series of both simultaneous and overlapping phases which promote an efficient healing [ 1, 2].
