Sentence examples for described a coordinated from inspiring English sources
The Mada story published that morning described a coordinated army assault on demonstrators at around 4am with tear gas, birdshot and live ammunition.
A Saudi al-Nusra fighter, who gave his name as Abu Mohammed and spoke with a black scarf wrapped round his face, described a coordinated offensive with a large contribution from non-Syrians.
Avraham and colleagues, [ 7] described a coordinated transcriptional program between miRNA and transcription factors revealed through an EGF treatment time course in HeLa cells.
A novel suggestion by Nowak and colleagues, described a coordinated approach to ethics review, using a web-based program to promote communication between REBs which are part of a collaborative REB network [ 23].
EMT describes a coordinated program of cellular phenotypes increasingly recognized as crucial to the metastasis of carcinoma cells.
An activity diagram describes a coordinated execution of a sequence of activities performed by one or more functional entities.
Indeed, the broader term, 'personalized health care', has been suggested to describe a coordinated, strategic approach to care that applies the concepts of systems biology and personalized, predictive, preventive, and participatory care [ 11- 13].
This process, termed endochondral ossification, describes a coordinated developmental series that involves commitment of mesenchymal precursor cells to the chondrogenic lineage and subsequent alternating phases of proliferation and differentiation, which culminate in the replacement of the cartilage by bone tissue [ 1- 4].
The efforts have broadened into what investigators and lawyers described as a coordinated effort among the federal agencies broken down by jurisdiction.
MOSCOW — Several explosions rocked an industrial city in eastern Ukraine on Friday, wounding more than two dozen people in what officials described as a coordinated terrorist attack.
As my colleague Michael Schwirtz reports, the government and the opposition have each suggested the other had most to gain from what officials described as a coordinated terrorist attack.
