Sentence examples for For cooperatively from inspiring English sources

For cooperatively acting transcription factors though, there could be variation in the orientation of the sites relative to each other.

This paper proposes a distributed algorithm for cooperatively manipulating an object rigidly grasped by a team of mobile manipulators.

On the other hand the cooperation of multiple radio access points is easier in a relay enhanced cell than between BSs since the BS can act as a coordinating node in the resource allocation for cooperatively served users.

Others have suggested that this relationship will be maintained for cooperatively acting factors [36].

This suggests that for cooperatively acting binding sites, a decrease in strength for one site can be compensated for by an increase in strength of the other.

The United States government and the state of Montana agreed to an Interagency Bison Management Plan in 2000 that established guidelines for cooperatively managing the risk of brucellosis transmission from Yellowstone bison to cattle and conserving bison as a natural component of the ecosystem, including allowing some bison to migrate out of the park [9].

PETA had urged the athletic association to drop leather basketballs, and it took some credit when the decision was announced last May by pointing to a letter it had received from the N.C.A.A. thanking the animal rights organization for its input and for "working cooperatively with our staff to achieve the desired result".

However, the C- terminal exhibited much higher affinity for a cooperatively influenced binding site (for a Ca2+ binding site when the neighbouring site is occupied).

Predation risk has been proposed to increase the net benefits of remaining in their (natal) group for subordinates of cooperatively breeding species ('ecological constraints hypothesis', [11], [15]).

The BFLPE was greater for highly anxious students, for those who used surface learning as a method of self-regulation, or for those who had a preference for learning cooperatively.

Results provide further evidence supporting the need for formally recognizing the fishers as key stakeholders in local fisheries, and for working cooperatively towards the design of management strategies and regulations that provide better stimulus for resource stewardship and discourage overfishing.