Sentence examples for a specific coordination from inspiring English sources

In practice these classifications are made w.r.t. a specific coordination pattern and the underlying semantic model.

The average binding energy per bond for a specific coordination number for lithium shows only minor changes when extending the oligomer (<5 kJ mol−1 bond−1).

Perpendicular staining of GFRa2 versus b-Catenin within the GPS niche reminds of planar polarity, a specific coordination of an epithelial layer of cells to behave with a physiological direction (recently reviewed in [27], [61].

The few qualitative studies available on the use of a specific coordination mechanism-generally the electronic medical record [ 22– 24], clinical guidelines or care pathways for a specific pathology [ 25– 27]-tend to signal a frequent lack of awareness of the mechanism on the part of health professionals [ 23, 25, 26] and its insufficient or inadequate use [ 23, 25].

This paper aims to address a seemingly fundamental limitation of a specific coordination view on the origins of nervous systems: As the SBT emphasizes the evolutionary need to coordinate motility it seems to ignore the sensory aspects of early nervous systems.

Previous work has posited a specific coordination between dopamine neuronal activity and replay events comprised of spatial sequences starting locally and replaying away from the animal (centrifugal events) in reverse order compared to their order during behavior (Foster and Wilson, 2006).

Unlike previous protectors, a self-sensing mechanism of NBP correctly determines when to preempt the Wi-Fi transmissions and does not require any specific coordination.

In addition, an optimum in the Si/Al ratio and in the calcination temperature were observed, indicating that this core requires a rather specific coordination environment.

While Mg2+ requires a very specific coordination geometry, Mn2+ has been shown to be less stringent.

Practitioners can draw from the medication communication resources we developed as a guide to: identify specific coordination activities (and the roles responsible for them) within their organizations as they relate to medication communication; and to explore potential consequences (both good and bad) of changing existing medication communication practices.

Structures shown in Fig. 3A suggest that base A may be compatible with a broad spectrum of amino acids without specific coordination or high affinity.