Sentence examples for opportune key from inspiring English sources

The plant reproduction database was generated based on the refseq protein sequence repository at GenBank that could be downloaded by browsing the dataset with opportune key words such as ("embryo defective"[All Fields], "maternal effect embryo arrest"[All Fields], "unfertilized embryo sac [All Fields], "gametophytic factor"[All Fields]).

In some countries alignment was especially assisted by IHSS capitalising on opportune moments when key national policies and strategies were being formed or implemented (e.g., in Niger creation of Cases de Santé platform of service delivery; in Ghana the change in the Child Health Policy to allow CHWs to administer antibiotics and zinc) (see Table 6).

Europeans have an opportune moment to avoid that outcome, and the key is to address the long-term and complex issues which will determine the shape and substance of the future European society.

Ultimately, it was a matter of pulling down key rebounds, and forcing turnovers at opportune moments that was the difference between a win and a loss for Renaissance.

And now they have pardoned him magnanimously, in time for Christmas and the opportune visit of Senator Christopher Dodd, a liberal Democrat soon to assume the chairmanship of the key subcommittee on hemisphere affairs.

The key to this may well be the successful application of cost-benefit analyses at opportune moments in product development organizations.

Having already passed the halfway mark, this was an opportune time to check in and take stock of the evolving scholarly communication ecosystem, and raise key questions: How are we doing?

Federal dollars were available, and it seemed like an opportune moment to upgrade key infrastructure.