Induction of their mRNA to higher levels raised the possibility of interaction between them and PtrABF in order to orchestrate well-defined stress tolerance machinery that functions in protection of the plants against adverse environment.
A. The nice thing about secondary offerings is that if it is orchestrated well the company gets to retout its prospects.
If not orchestrated well, the best employees can slip out of their golden handcuffs, and the deals can become wastes of money.
In recounting the tale of his fictional namesake Mr. Phillips does a clever job of orchestrating well-known Shakespearian themes, like the contingency of reason and love; the rift between appearance and reality; and twins and doubles and confused identities.
Focal adhesion kinase (FAK) is an intracellular nonreceptor tyrosine kinase and an important modulator of integrin-dependent focal cell contacts, thereby orchestrating well-known integrin-initiated outside-in signaling events.
Against Nigeria he was excellent there, while Sulley Muntari and Laryea Kingson both showed they can orchestrate matters well and Anthony Annan confirmed that he has been one of the finds of the tournament.
I can't overstate how hard this must have been to orchestrate, as well as the presence of mind to tie in a feed to a national television station.
However, now is the time for Democrats to rally and speak in unison about the economic performance under this president, something Republicans orchestrate so well.
A senior F.B.I. official insisted to me that the September 11th attacks were "carefully orchestrated and well planned," but he agreed that serious and potentially fatal errors were made by the terrorists.
It is not the best situation, but it could have been a lot worse: Republicans orchestrated a well-financed but ultimately futile challenge against Wendy Davis, Democrat of Fort Worth.
As the New York Times reported on October 6th, the attempt to use Congressional budget battles as a boulder against which to dash the Affordable Care Act was long-planned, highly orchestrated and well-coordinated by a group that included numerous players old and new from across the conservative spectrum.
