Sentence examples for in strong alignment from inspiring English sources
Usually, these indicators are in strong alignment with one another by this point in the campaign.
The franchise provides a sustainable source of high quality, branded content with global appeal and is well suited for new business models including digital platforms, putting the acquisition in strong alignment with Disney's strategic priorities for continued long-term growth.
The analytic models used for ARBs were relatively consistent in their strong alignment to the clinical trials available.
Adult bovine aortic smooth muscle cells cultured on these substrates in the presence of ascorbic acid produced ECM-rich sheets several cell layers thick in which both the cells and ECM exhibited strong alignment in the direction of the micropattern.
In foliated serpentinites, the combination of intrinsic mineral anisotropy due to the layered structure of phyllosilicates and their strong alignment in deformed rocks due to the plate-shaped crystals results in a range of VP/VS ratio spanning most of that of typical subduction zone rocks (Bezacier, et al. 2010a).
"It's not often that I have a meeting and have got nothing to disagree with," Obama said, adding there was a strong alignment in both countries' interests.
Vascular smooth muscle cells cultured on these substrates produced intact sheets consisting of cells that exhibited strong alignment in the direction of the micropattern.
Here we demonstrate microtubule reorganization upon global applied pressure, which is seen as a strong alignment in parallel bundles.
Endothelial cells cultured on the surface-density gradient of laminin demonstrated a strong alignment tendency in parallel to the gradient.
In Atlantic salmon, there is strong alignment to nearly the full length of pol-like protein (GB: BAC82624.1) 3.9 kb downstream from the closest shared SDR orthology.
Similarly, in rainbow trout, we find strong alignment to nearly the full length of pol-like protein located 3.8 kb downstream from shared orthology (fig. 4).
