Sentence examples for might be coordinated from inspiring English sources

Connections between the several types of dyneins, in particular, suggest ways in which their action might be coordinated.

The intensity of the attacks has raised the question of the extent to which they might be coordinated by forces still loyal to Mr. Hussein, or at least by Iraqis opposed to the large American presence here.

However, each player should worry that anything other than a random strategy might be coordinated with some factor the other player can detect and exploit.

It might be coordinated through the existing federal Senior Corps, which coordinates the foster grandparents program for children with special needs and the senior companions program to help older people who have difficulty with everyday tasks.

The group also found low levels of the proteins in tissues throughout the mouse body, supporting the theory that "each organ may have its own clock that might be coordinated with the main clock in the brain," Sancar says.

Moreover, the distinct networks involved in those processes might be coordinated by regional fluctuations across frequency bands ranging from theta, through alpha to beta.

Last month, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). and Rep. Elijah E. Cummings (D-Md). requested an investigation into the lockstep price increases of competing insulins, suggesting the companies might be coordinating on pricing.

American officials said the escalation was the result of two factors: an attempt to disrupt militant networks that attacked American troops in Afghanistan, and efforts to strike militant cells in Pakistan that might be coordinating terrorist plots in Europe.

While relations between Mr. Kerry and Prince Saud seemed warm, the two diplomats did not discuss ways in which they might be coordinating efforts to aid the Syrian opposition or any differences over what to provide or to whom.

Seeking to explain the big jump in equity prices, market analysts and traders said comments made on Friday by Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Federal Reserve, gave investors hope that the Fed and other central banks might be coordinating a response to crises in Asia and Russia.

Strikingly, we observed that four side chains with two residues from the dsRBD and two from C33 (in total three cysteines and one histidine; highlighted in red in Figure 1B) appear in close proximity in this preliminary structure, strongly suggesting that these four side chains might be coordinating a zinc ion.