Sentence examples for overall realignment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Norment issued a statement: "We have made some changes as part of an overall realignment of the business side of the organization.

The percentage and the overall extent of realignment shall be improved with VBS based on the principles of balloon kyphoplasty and vascular stenting.

Overall, when combining both soft-clipping realignment and de novo assembly approaches, we achieved the highest sensitivity for both insertions and deletions across the full spectrum of simulated indel sizes.

Overall, the message here is that whilst realignment presents a logical and sound approach to increasing estuarine marsh loss, there are important lessons still to be learnt.

Assessment of overall limb alignment was with the mechanical axis, while realignment of the knee was judged through correction of the joint orientation line.

Jentz notes that a feint by the 1st and 7th RTR out of Tobruk might have caused a realignment of the Axis forces, weakening their overall position and perhaps even forcing them to give up the Sollum area.

In two-thirds of the cases, number of equivalences before and after realignment remains same without a change in overall atomic superposition.

More importantly, the department is unlikely to get its wished-for realignment when Congress finally completes work on the overall 2011 budget.

We observed several clinical processes that were not specific SPI1 targets but might have been expected to improve if the overall goal of strengthening the system and achieving cultural and organisational realignments around safety had been achieved on medical wards.

California's big "realignment" from state prisons to local jails is resulting in an overall lowering of the rate of incarceration.

The proposed realignment, part of the president's 2014 budget request to Congress, would slice the overall number of programs in half by slashing the education activities of mission agencies such as NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the National Institutes of Health.