Sentence examples for orchestrated program from inspiring English sources

What may have looked like utter confusion was in fact a cunningly orchestrated program, one that was able to mobilize such groups as Germany's elites, who were not simply delirious with religious hope and hatred.

These particular cell types were chosen because the skin protects the human body from potentially harmful substances and because a well orchestrated program ensures proper wound healing.

But by then, the others can drink alcohol so the orchestrated program is more tolerable.

In conjunction with key transcription factors, such as the repressor REST (RE1 silencing transcription factor), miRNAs play crucial roles in neurogenesis, which requires a highly orchestrated program of gene expression to ensure the appropriate development and function of diverse neural cell types.

Once damaged, skeletal muscle regeneration follows the same orchestrated program as other organ regeneration.

Development of the human brain requires an exquisitely orchestrated program of neuronal migration and positioning.

These orchestrated programs would not be possible without the important role of the ECM receptors, integrins being the prime examples.

Some eighty per cent of the deaths occurred in Ukraine, and Applebaum draws on new archival research to show that food scarcity was not simply a tragic consequence of misguided state planning but, rather, a state-orchestrated program "specifically targeted at Ukraine and Ukrainians".

The epidermis accomplishes this feat via a well-orchestrated program of stratification and terminal differentiation that provides barrier against infection, radiation, and water loss.

Escape from the p53-orchestrated failsafe program is a necessary event for tumorigenesis and is achieved by mutational inactivation of the TP53 gene in approximately half of all human neoplasms.

We postulated that induction of Snail and MMP9 that orchestrated EMT programs in PCa cells during co-culture, could be triggered by macrophages and PCa AR silencing (Zhu & Kyprianou, 2010).