Sentence examples for further to align from inspiring English sources
The suppression of the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794 by federal troops whom Hamilton led in person and the dispatch of John Jay to conclude a treaty of commerce with Great Britain tended further to align Washington with the federalists.
This subset was further used to align the mature miRNA sequences.
This effect may further serve to align growth rates to those observed in vivo.
The VA data were further transformed to align with the WHO 2012 VA standard format and were then processed using the InterVA-4 model to assign COD.
PiPMaker program [ 19] was further used to align the porcine sequence DQ095836 to a human BAC clone [GenBank: AC073261] on chromosome 7, that contains the human GUSB gene.
Verbal autopsies (VAs) were conducted using the 2007 World Health Organization (WHO) standard VA questionnaires, and VA data further transformed to align with the 2012 WHO VA instrument.
The award of some government funding through a successful AHSN application provides a further lever to align partners in the sector and increase the scope.
They represent the less well-investigated "trench" resorption mode, and correspond with OCs showing a broad crescent of actin at the leading edge of the moving OC, with exocytosis occurring at the inner rim of the actin crescent, followed by endocytosis further to the rear (aligned exocytosis and endocytosis).
We're about four months post-close of Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo, and we've made these changes to our team to further align our global organization to our 2018 roadmap.
This calls for further international efforts to align existing estimation approaches, including the consideration of recycled construction materials (Hashimoto et al. 2009; Wiedenhofer et al. 2015).
Standard photolithography followed by metallization and liftoff is used to pattern arrays of reference alignment markers on the substrate which are later used to re-identify the locations of individual graphene flakes on the chip and to align further processing patterns.
