Sentence examples for a coordinated process from inspiring English sources

9. (S/NF) On January 1, the USG began a coordinated process of turning security of the camp fully over to the GOI.

Both knowledge and initiative require information and a coordinated process for sharing it.

Regeneration of skeletal muscles after injury is a coordinated process that progresses through four phases: degeneration; inflammation; regeneration; and remodeling-repair (Carosio et al., 2009; Ten Broek et al., 2010).

The inflammatory response is a coordinated process that should be finely regulated if an efficient regenerative process is initiated; this progression depends on a balance between excessive and insufficient inflammatory activities (Tidball and Villalta, 2010).

Following injury, alveolar epithelial cells (AECs) may actively participate in the restoration of a normal alveolar architecture through a coordinated process of re-epithelialization, or in the development of fibrosis through a process known as epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT).

-Develop regional climate change adaption plans so that we have a coordinated process to identify and protect the states' vulnerable economic and environmental infrastructure.

Recently revealed e-mails demonstrate a more coordinated process in which the White House and State Department were intimately involved.

She also said that she would create a more coordinated process to handle tips and whistle-blowers and that she would revive a risk assessment office proposed by Mr. Donaldson to study the markets for future risks.

But she also writes that "sooner or later, Japan's government needs to face up to the putrefying mess inside its banks, preferably as part of a broader, coordinated process of policy change".

Long bones develop through a strict coordinated process of endochondral ossification within the growth plate resulting in the replacement of cartilage by bone and defect in this coordinated process may result in skeletal abnormalities such as dwarfism, kyposis and also age-related defects such as osteoarthritis (OA).

In a remarkable reversal of the developmental transition that occurs during pregnancy, the mammary gland undergoes an equally coordinated process of involution that returns it to a state superficially resembling that of the prepregnant gland.