Sentence examples for orchestrated effects from inspiring English sources

Through deftly orchestrated effects, an otherwise 2-D surface appears to have depth of field, naturalistic clarity, and vanishing perspective.

Clo had orchestrated effects on main energy pathways such as Glycolysis/Gluconeogenesis, Oxidative Phosphorylation and Citrate cycle (TCA cycle) (Table 4).

She orchestrated the effect by customizing two T-shirts.

The corps's expeditions might be best served in book form, while Kahn/Selesnick might consider moving to Hollywood, where they could write, direct, act, spot locations, provide props and costumes and orchestrate special effects, playing out their fantasies on the big screen.

Although VEGF plays a fundamental role in orchestrating protective effects of the cells [ 23, 28], we did not find increased cellular secretion of VEGF (and HGF).

He plays or sings a line, then layers it into an arrangement orchestrated with the effects pedals.

Growing evidence suggests that the effects orchestrated by stem cell transplants might not only be associated with the generation of new graft-derived neurons and glial cells [ 7, 8] and that the context in which these cells are injected critically determines some of the outcomes.

The chain of events in the transcriptome during imbibition, and the genes orchestrating the effect of smoke and KAR1 are still elusive.

This may indicate that development until that stage is shaped predominantly by QTL with effects large enough to be detected by QTL mapping, whereas the subsequent development might require more fine-tuning orchestrated by smaller effect QTL that escape detection.

Every element here has been carefully orchestrated for maximal effect.

Such was the sophistication of Mr. Gore's selection stagecraft that even leaks were orchestrated for maximum effect.