Sentence examples for using the concerted from inspiring English sources

We have provided an efficient method for constructing scFvs by enzymatic assembly of the VL and VH domains using the concerted action of λ-exonuclease and Bst DNA polymerase.

Using the concerted cultivation model, middle-class parents are more likely to uphold an authoritative parenting style, while lower-class parents are more inclined to use an authoritarian or permissive parenting style under the "accomplishment natural growth" model.

A concerted search using the Hubble Space Telescope turned up two viable candidates.

The National Labor Relations Board NLRBB) issued a number of opinions defining how using the electronic water cooler may be considered protected concerted activity.

As psychologist and author Heidi Grant told me in an interview, you need to "bombard them with a lot of evidence to suggest that their first impression of you was wrong". Think about developing a concerted strategy to rebrand using the elements below.

Tert-butylation of phenol with tert-butyl alcohol (TBA) over H-β zeolite was studied using the ONIOM approach with two proposed reaction paths: stepwise and concerted mechanisms.

Continental also made a concerted effort to pivot away from using the term "fracking," opting instead to use term "horizontal drilling" to describe the hydraulic fracturing technique.

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].

That why I also deliberately use the words "system" and "concerted effort". That's what it takes – a system of processes to help people within the organization learn about the individuals they serve, and also processes for sharing that insight across the organization (while maintaining patient confidentiality, of course).

The program exhibits good scalability on parallel computers and has been used to study concerted bond-breaking events in the fracture of alumina.

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").