Sentence examples for orchestrate changes from inspiring English sources

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

To create momentum for a new product, the innovator must orchestrate changes in three core groups: the players that add to the innovation's benefits, the players that act as channels to adopters, and the adopters themselves.

As attorney general, Mr. Sessions has been instrumental in putting that agenda into practice, leading the assault on protections for young immigrants, ordering a "zero tolerance" crackdown on migrant families at the border, and helping to orchestrate changes aimed at severely reducing legal and illegal immigration.

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.

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.

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

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

With visual props of cool colored geometric shapes followed by organic yellow green flowing forms, students can orchestrate change.

Conservatives, meanwhile, need to ask traditional believers whether they really believe the author of string theory and the designer of DNA needs an extra vote in the Senate to orchestrate change?

Orchestrated changes lead to significant rearrangement of the eukaryotic cytoskeleton and nuclear structures.