Sentence examples for more coordinated than from inspiring English sources

For example, a pair of genes that are significantly coordinated over 10 different biological conditions with a relatively small magnitude of expression change should be, according to our approach, 5-fold more coordinated than a pair of genes that are coordinated over two different biological perturbations with a relatively larger expression change.

Sometimes, the shorter player is simply more coordinated than the taller one, he said.

The impact of changing the conductor's behavior is much bigger and more coordinated than changing the behavior of an individual orchestra member.

The 10-year-old next to me was more coordinated than most of us adults, but we were all mostly going in the same direction.

"I believe I'm much more coordinated than most 63-year-old people around," said Mr. Miller, a guidebook author and former children's book publisher with a surprisingly quick move to the basket.

Sonya got to climb into polka-dotted bunk beds and pretend to eat cereal at all the kitchen displays (which were cleaner and more coordinated than our kitchen will ever be).

Also, many of our biggest problems -- climate change, damage to the oceans, loss of species, the threat of epidemics and extreme weather events -- also require a larger and more coordinated response than any one city or region can mount.

Patients on MDC plans and TCA received more coordinated care than other patients and, consistent with other research, more comprehensive care [ 32].

Kicking a field goal requires a more coordinated timing than kicking off, because the defense will be trying to block the kick or otherwise disrupt the play.

After the president signs the legislation later this month, the department will undoubtedly take several years to coalesce and will depend on a much more coordinated intelligence strategy than exists today.

There is little sign that Europe's response to the ongoing refugee crisis is any more coordinated or cogent now than it was two weeks ago, when The Independent called for a united approach.