Sentence examples for and is not coordinated from inspiring English sources

The residue Glu144, which is located in helix H5, changes its rotamer and is not coordinated with either iron atoms.

The water molecule that bridges the two iron atoms in the F86YF87Y structure moves towards Fe1 and is not coordinated with Fe2 in the WT-HP structure.

Unlike the cellphone towers, which are operated by the carriers, the hotspots tend to be controlled by individuals or smaller companies, and are not coordinated or organized into a larger network.

As for the sometimes perplexing redundancy of book reviews in the Arts section and the Sunday Book Review, he explained that these are assigned independently and are not coordinated.

Initiatives for school improvement are too fragmented and are not coordinated effectively.

If policies that intend to support niche developments are non-aligned and are not coordinated with sectoral policies (e.g. social housing policies addressing housing corporations' entitlements in not becoming energy producers), niche development (e.g. uptake of decentralised CHP technology) is not expected to take off [52].

Ahead of the hurricane, the researchers wrote that communication plans between federal and first-responder agencies and were not coordinated and led to "inoperable and disconnected emergency plans".

The poll reported here was sponsored by America's Voice and was not coordinated, funded, or otherwise endorsed by any campaign, party, or political organization.

Injections were performed manually and were not coordinated with the respiratory cycle.

However, as the fuse and protection 1 is not coordinated, a large numbers of wind turbines near G6 are falsely tripped off.

Richard Herman, author of a book titled Immigrant Inc. (in which I am profiled), says that the culture of the USCIS is not business friendly; that the adjudicators are not sufficiently trained to understand business documents and business realities; and that the mission of USCIS is not coordinated with the President's goal of promoting job creation, innovation, and economic development.