Sentence examples for largest concerted from inspiring English sources

The growing movement to make clean energy cheap, and to deliver that energy globally, has the potential to alleviate as much human suffering and injustice as some of the largest, concerted social movements in history.

Joanna Brooks, a professor at San Diego State University and the author of "The Book of Mormon Girl: A Memoir of an American Faith," called it "the largest concerted Mormon feminist effort in history".

One step in the right direction would be a large concerted information campaign that would bring Afghanistan into the living rooms of ordinary Europeans.

9 The ability to measure brain connections in living humans has generated much excitement and triggered large concerted efforts that attempt to push the limits of these methods.

Essential dynamics [ 27, 28] have been widely used for filtering large scale concerted fluctuations from an ensemble of conformations, like those obtained from MD simulations [ 29].

In particular, the bulge UCU residues represent a dynamic hotspot, where a large scale concerted bending and twisting of the upper and lower helix has been reported.

A new UNICEF report released last week is the latest in a series of drumbeats for a concerted, large-scale campaign to save the lives of mothers and newborns worldwide, far too many of whom are dying today from entirely preventable causes.

PCA of the combined trajectories of all simulations showed that the global change that occurred in the apo1 simulation was the largest amplitude concerted motion that occurred in all simulations.

Britain's largest labor union urged "concerted and sustained pressure upon Israel," including "an economic, cultural, academic and sporting boycott," to force its withdrawal from Palestinian areas.

Over time, exchanges of banding and recapture data between Hawaiian and Japanese researchers could allow for detection of these rare migration events to estimate direct migration rates between the two populations, but this would require a highly concerted and large-scale effort.

This core cannot be perturbed without rendering the virus defective, and hence a large group of genes exhibit concerted evolution and, as suggested by Figure 7, it is possible that the larger the genome the greater the correlation across the genome.