Sentence examples for examples of concerted from inspiring English sources

As Justice Sotomayor's dissent powerfully reminds us, history is filled with examples of concerted efforts by white majorities to change the political process in ways that disadvantage people of color.

The two ribosomal clusters represent well-known examples of concerted evolution.

One such network pivots around EGFR. EGF stimulation promotes ubiquitination of EGFR and of EGFR endocytic adapters, providing a striking example of concerted regulation of signaling, ultimately regulating the route of EGFR internalization [ 50, 51].

In a striking example of concerted evolution, EMR2, a member of the epidermal growth factor TM7 family, possesses a chimeric structure with a seven-span transmembrane region most related to EMR3 and an EGF domain region nearly identical to CD97.

For example, the question of how many parallel changes are required to be recognized as an instance of concerted change is naturally dealt with in our model: the statistical signature of concerted or regular change is that the multiple parallel events are more probable if treated as a single coordinated change than as a collection of independent changes (Box 1).

By comparison, the model of concerted or regular change identifies these 34 events as a single instance of concerted change across the affected sites.

Golubev et al. (2009) reported the classic example of this concerted mutual benefit whereby plants get a growth hormone indole acetic acid (IAA) as a result of rhizospheric microbial degradation of PAHs.

Democratic National Committee Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz, by contrast, issued her own statement, calling Small's arrest just another example of "a concerted effort by the RNC and its allies to win the game by rigging it altogether".

One example of a concerted effort to improve academic-private sector links is Jeddah BioCity, a research facility with close ties to the King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center.

They are both examples of how awareness and concerted effort can quickly effect change.

Although comparatively few examples of earlier styles remain, a concerted effort has been made to preserve some of Venice's more famous palaces.