Sentence examples for further concerted from inspiring English sources
However, the lack of progresses between 2008 and 2013 in provider's competence in detecting, preventing and managing emergency obstetric and neonatal complications entails further concerted efforts.
"But further concerted action is needed.
At least that might help to insulate the world's best-known media baron from further concerted attacks as his Star rises.
Finally, conclusions are made on what have been achieved to date and future prospects of structural dynamics of Microsystems are identified with an intention to stimulate further concerted research in this important emerging area.
This will not be a Nato matter as such but will figure prominently in informal discussions among the leaders, with President Barack Obama eager to sound out those governments who might be willing to join in further concerted action against IS.
This will require further concerted efforts to reduce the rate of new HIV infections.
Our concept allows direct mapping of the dietary effects on molecular mechanisms in the three tissues individually, and by further linking concerted dietary effects in all three tissues combined, gaining insight into how nutrition influences whole body metabolism.
We further found concerted hypermethylation in the promoters of the CDH1, DCR2 (TNFRSF10D), p16 INK4A (CDKN2A), RASSF1A, and RARB genes in the same panel of 55 pheochromocytomas and paragangliomas (Geli et al. 2008).
The Long Island economy has been stagnating for decades and, according to a new report, will decline further unless a concerted strategy is implemented to end it.
To further verify that concerted evolution is also occurring in these segments, the entire duplicated region (cytochrome b - 12S rRNA) should be amplified in a large number of individuals as was done for the control region in this study.
The rebels might get lower prices; but if their trade is to be dented any further, more concerted international action is needed.The solution is that all rough diamonds should be certified, with the certification made open to outside scrutiny.
