Sentence examples for operative manner from inspiring English sources

Rules of the Autonomous Control Program could be added or refined from Earth in operative manner by radio channel.

Insiders say that talks to include them are progressing in a co-operative manner.

A statement read: "The Premier League clubs today met and affirmed their commitment to engaging in a collaborative and co-operative manner with the debate and process outlined by the FA chairman in his recent speech.

The exd protein binds in a highly co-operative manner to regulatory sequences mediating PS7-specific dpp expression, consistent with a genetic requirement for exd function in normal visceral mesoderm expression of dpp.

Its founder, James Cramer, has been scathing about Andersen on television, and Andersen said this made it impossible to work in a "co-operative manner".In their attempts in recent days to bleed Andersen of clients, rivals among the big five accounting firms are "like a wolf pack turning on an injured member," says Lynn Turner, a former chief accountant at the SEC.

Interestingly, in the presence of Pdx2 H170N and glutamine, the Pdx1 R288A mutein regains the ability to bind the pentose phosphate substrate in a co-operative manner.

In this spirit it seems obvious that cholesterol molecules do not function alone but they do so in a co-operative manner, highlighting the importance of understanding collective ordering phenomena in membranes.

Gene expression regulation is a complex phenomenon involving participation of several transcription factors in a co-operative manner [ 16].

Interleukin (IL -5 and eotaxIL -5milies reguland theotaxinopment ofamiliesphilic inflammation of asthma in a co-operegulateanner.

The binding of Ca2+ to multiple sites in a highly co-operative manner have been shown to facilitate protein responses to small changes in Ca2+ concentration [ 42, 43].

Thus, in common with colonization and survival in the blood, CNS events resulting in meningitis are likely to involve dynamic interactions of several bacterial factors acting in a co-operative manner.