Sentence examples for degree of coordinated from inspiring English sources

He brought the monarchy to a degree of coordinated strength it was not again to have in the Middle Ages.

Although some of the CTAs we identified using this technique have previously been shown to be expressed to some degree in NSCLC; the demonstration of a high degree of coordinated expression in a large sample set related to epigenetic unmasking is a novel finding [26], [31], [32], [33], [34], [35], [36].

The director of a Gunduma Council is thus the administrative head of both PHCs and general hospitals under that council, allowing an unusual degree of coordinated planning.

All of these changes appear to be controlled by interaction of SufC with its partner protein(s), indicating an appreciable degree of coordinated regulation of SufC ATPase activity.

This finding raises the possibility that, by deliberately altering the degree of coordinated activity between specific brain regions, it might be possible to recover abilities that have been lost as a result of disorders such as stroke.

It is also notable that while the frequency of tumors positive for both GAGE and NY-ESO-1 proteins suggested a degree of coordinated expression of these proteins (p = 0.03), neither showed any tendency to co-expression with SP17 (p = 0.65 and p = 1.00).

In order to describe the degree of coordinate development between domestic and foreign trade with continuous variables, this paper adopts the method of proportion difference to construct the linkage indicators, referring to the difference between the proportions of domestic trade activities in a certain region in the whole country's domestic trade and that of international trade activities.

It is then expected that genes in a functional module display a certain degree of coordinate expression [14] and that the corresponding gene products are located in physical proximity within the cell, most probably in physical contact in many cases.

In the evolution of the senescence program, genes would be expected to show a degree of coordinate expression in groupings that reflect phylogenetic trends.

Whereas some degree of standardization has been achieved in terms of coordinate systems, anatomical labeling methods are considerably more variable.

Eventually, when the mesh reaches a particular degree of deformation, the coordinate system must be "remeshed".