Sentence examples for strict coordinated from inspiring English sources

This finding is most surprising as it seems to violate common biochemical wisdom that 'The activities of the pathways that produce ATP are under strict coordinated control so that ATP is never produced more rapidly than necessary' (quoted from [ 31]).

Long bones develop through a strict coordinated process of endochondral ossification within the growth plate resulting in the replacement of cartilage by bone and defect in this coordinated process may result in skeletal abnormalities such as dwarfism, kyposis and also age-related defects such as osteoarthritis (OA).

The comparatively fewer alignments for Agilent stem from the strict coordinate restrictions we placed on the multiple-exon cDNA genome alignments.

Data have been collected under supervision of a local programme director in each country, but they have been centrally coordinated using strict methodological guidelines in order to guarantee high quality and highly comparable data.

"We will soon take coordinated action in the strictest possible manner against erring company officials and auditors," P. C. Gupta, India's corporate affairs minister, said in a televised interview.

Early inner ear development requires the strict regulation of cell proliferation, survival, migration and differentiation, coordinated by the concerted action of extrinsic and intrinsic factors.

Special measures means they will be put under strict supervision and offered a package of help to improve coordinated by NHS England and the Royal College of GPs.

Kinematic GNSS time series usually show large disturbances in the lower frequency band (e.g., Genrich and Bock 2006), due to the difficulty of strict separation between the coordinate parameters and other unknown parameters, such as the tropospheric parameters.

We need stricter, clearer national limits in order for all European governments to take coordinated action that will curb pollution and clean up Europe's air.

Their release pattern and serum concentrations, respectively, are modulated by hormones and neuronal pathways coordinated by a subordinate neuroendocrine centre in the hypothalamus, which follows a strict 24-hour daily cycle.

The events were coordinated by the Alliance for Justice, a liberal group here that monitors judicial selections, and Physicians for Social Responsibility, a doctors' group that advocates stricter gun laws.