Sentence examples for orchestrate change from inspiring English sources

It would orchestrate change, enforce standards, invest in better management and channel funding from the government.

-- and a plea from the Securities and Exchange Commission to let it orchestrate change in the way funds operate.

Messaging app Tango has made further layoffs as new CEO Eric Setton continues to orchestrate changes in a bid to transform the struggling company's fortunes.

The mechanisms by which insulator activity can be regulated to orchestrate changes in the function and three-dimensional arrangement of the genome remain elusive.

These findings reveal epigenetic imprinting potentially from environmental stimuli as a mechanism able to orchestrate changes in basal gene expression [41].

Future studies aimed at identifying these factors should reveal new signaling pathways that orchestrate changes in alternative splicing of multiple pre-mRNAs to control neuronal excitability and synaptic efficacy.

In conclusion, this study expands the prevailing view of osteocytes as mediators of the response of bone to mechanical forces to one in which these cells also orchestrate changes in bone mass and the rate of remodeling in response to hormones.

Dissection of these circuits will probably reveal pathways by which suppression can be manipulated to orchestrate changes in aberrant immunity.

These ligands orchestrate changes in gene expression via a host of activated signal transduction pathways (Hofmann et al. 1999; Taguchi et al. 2000; Yan et al. 1996).

Thus, these inflammatory molecules and immune cells, together with endothelial cells and fibroblasts, orchestrate changes in the microenvironment that result in the mobilization and differentiation of MSCs into stromal and/or replacement of damaged tissue cells.

sNPF's broad expression pattern in the fly brain (Nassel et al., 2008) supports the possibility it is widely used to orchestrate changes across many different neuropils to shape appetitive behaviors.