Sentence examples for orchestrated the program from inspiring English sources

The executive producer is Don Hewitt, who orchestrated the program when it began in 1968, and has been conducting it ever since.

No one applauded or rushed to shake the hand of the man who had orchestrated the program to "pacify" Rio's slums ahead of the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games.

We propose that mitochondrial plasticity may be critical for maintaining cell viability and in orchestrating the program of aging retardation by CR, raising the possibility that loss of mitochondrial plasticity is an underlying cause of aging.

In the course of describing their most recent research and design efforts, the paper authors (who are also the designers of the PD) make transparent the design decisions involved in setting up and orchestrating the programs, including the role of different frameworks and tools in their behind-the-scenes work.

Her chief legacy may be helping to orchestrate the Pentagon program of "embedding" more than 600 correspondents who lived and traveled with the forces that carried war to Iraq and toppled Saddam Hussein.

These and other factors orchestrate the transcriptional program required for proper developmental progression along the B cell pathway.

Thus, by directly activating the expression of these EMT early drivers, P-TEFb is capable of orchestrating the EMT program to drive malignant progression.

Rif1 has a prominent role in orchestrating the replication program in both mouse and human cells (Yamazaki et al., 2012, Cornacchia et al., 2012).

These regulators orchestrate the transcriptional program in a synergistic or competitive manner, and thus constitute non-obvious targets for further analysis.

The mechanisms orchestrating the timing program are not fully understood, but many studies have indicated that the firing of origins can be influenced by different factors involving replication initiation mechanisms, epigenetic modifications, chromosomal position and the chromatin context [ 7– 17].

In some cases, these factors all converge on the promoter of a gene, such as FLO11, whose expression is required for pseudohyphal growth but more often these factors regulate distinct but overlapping suites of genes whose concerted action orchestrates the filamentous program.