Sentence examples for use concerted from inspiring English sources
In France, after several years of hesitation in defining concrete ways of working to implement land-use management projects, practitioners have reached a general consensus concerning the need to use concerted approaches.
With a pastel-toned palette and a high-octane soundtrack, it tells the story of how the monumental AIDS activist group Act Up launched in France, using concerted and combative activism to jolt the pharmaceutical industry and politicians into treating the HIV epidemic with the gravity it deserved.
The activity of the mutants was also compared using concerted integration assay and a blunt-ended substrate as described in [16], [17].
In most of the times, it is not so much the individual technological developments but rather the interconnection, synchronization and concerted use of different technologies that constitutes smart behavior (Höjer and Wangel, 2015).
We also infer that eukaryotic hosts more generally make concerted use of PGN hydrolytic activities and of PRRs in order to cope with bacterial infections.
Results for test soils and standard reference materials (SRMs) suggest that concerted use of in vivo and in vitro methods combined with physicochemical characterization of soils provides a stronger scientific basis for the refinement of risk assessments for As-contaminated soils.
The program exhibits good scalability on parallel computers and has been used to study concerted bond-breaking events in the fracture of alumina.
Gene conversion is used to explain concerted evolution between duplicated genes (two copies) without changing copy number [ 30, 31].
It is often used to explain concerted evolution within tandemly-arrayed gene families (three or more copies) and always generates duplicates in the same orientation ("head-to-tail").
To assess the inhibitory effect of MAba4 on IN we used the typical in vitro concerted integration assay using a processed LTR as a target DNA [49].
Obama and Gordon Brown urge concerted economic action.
