Sentence examples for that cooperate together from inspiring English sources

In Italy, Spain, Japan, Argentina or Brazil, growth means the formation of new and autonomous co-ops that cooperate together in consortiums to gain the advantages of corporate size without the risk of executive capture.

Participants considered "quick" and "skillful" and "slow" and "skillful" as characteristics that cooperate together, but they think of "quick" and "clumsy" as characteristics that cancel one another.

This trade off may be quantity or density dependent since the cost of achieving dominance in larger groups is not equivalent to that in smaller groups, therefore, it is not surprising that group-size has a profound effect on the behavior and physiology of the individuals that compose it, especially among groups that cooperate together such as social insects.

Experimental results revealed that addition of Cl− ions to the ClO4− solution accelerates pitting corrosion, indicating that these anions cooperate together in passivity breakdown and initiation of pitting.

Inside cells with an intact cytoskeleton, the existence of long duration force steps (up to 10 s) is demonstrated, meaning that several motors must cooperate together in a processing way.

Second, using a clique-finding approach, modules of TFs that tend to consistently cooperate together under various perturbations are further identified.

"So our challenge is to make sure that we are able to cooperate together work together find some common ground, make some tough compromises, build some consensus to do the people's business".

Thus, another attractive possibility is that several MTase monomers might cooperate together with the NS3 protein, previously demonstrated to interact with NS5 [32], [32].

The irony of PD is that when each of two (or more) parties acts selfishly and does not cooperate with the other (that is, when he confesses), they do worse than when they act unselfishly and cooperate together (that is, when they remain silent).

It is argued that members of an organisation seldom cooperate together, unless there is clear benefit for the individual.

Each step requires a vast assembly of structural coat components and a host of accessory proteins that includes actin cytoskeletal and motor proteins, which cooperate together to drive the endocytic machinery [42 44].