Sentence examples for through orchestrated from inspiring English sources

Mitochondrial biogenesis is achieved through orchestrated induction of several transcriptional regulators, whose activity is critically determined by energetic demands (Andreux et al, 2013) (Figs  2B, 3B and C).

In general, such changes in SAT are likely to emerge through orchestrated changes in multiple neural mechanisms, such as changes in baseline, visual gain, duration of perceptual processing, and the other effects observed by Heitz and Schall (2012), or through combined changes to perceptual processing and motor preparation, as suggested by Salinas et al. (2014).

Therefore, in addition to activating TWIST1 transcription, FOXF2 deficiency may induce EMT through orchestrating different EMT-TFs expression in the different basal-like breast cells.

We know them by sound bites and through deeds and misdeeds, through carefully orchestrated events sponsored by the team and the leagues.

For example, the immune system works through highly orchestrated cooperation between many different types of cells.

So Mr Obama's footsoldiers are trying to contact as many potential supporters as possible in person, either online or through carefully orchestrated door-knocking drives and telephone banks.

One way in which the private sector acts to facilitate development is through investments orchestrated by agglomerations of firms called business groups.

It shows the connection between universities and citizens, and not simply through an orchestrated open day, PR fuelled press release or officially approved 'engagement' event.

His music wafts by, circling inconclusively through carefully orchestrated allusions to music on pop's fringes; he often sings about being stranded somewhere, watching headlights go by.

He picked off rivals through assassinations, orchestrated prison breaks to replenish his ranks of fighters and diversified his sources of funding through extortion, to wean the group off outside funding from Al Qaeda's central authorities.

Most high-tech goods these days are produced through carefully orchestrated procurement and manufacturing networks that combine parts from around the globe, often shipped on tight daily production schedules.