Sentence examples for as coordinators for from inspiring English sources

As a family of Ras-related small GTPase, Rabs function as coordinators for diverse aspects of intracellular trafficking including vesicle budding and formation, cargo sorting and transport to target membranes, and recruitment of key molecules (Stenmark, 2009; Zerial and McBride, 2001).

In the longer term, this can bring for expanding the outreach of the network by mobilizing active member organizations to serve as coordinators for broader circles of supporters and associates.

However, the results of this study suggest that GPs do not act as coordinators for this patient group: the participants noted low or no attendance from GPs in collaborative group meetings, and ended up being the ultimate coordinators themselves.

She worked as coordinator for the Nassau Employment Initiative and Housing Program for FEGS Health and Human Services System in Hempstead.

Richard Boucher, the department spokesman, said Ms. Cheney would also serve as "coordinator for broader Middle East and North Africa initiatives" -- an effort to spread democratic and economic change in the region.

"The city turned a corner in that people are realizing its investment potential, both for commercial and housing development," said Ms. Bryant, who recently completed a five-year stint as coordinator for the Newark Community Development Network since 1996.

I am dedicated to helping minority students succeed in their career objectives and continue to work toward that end by serving as coordinator for the NZP's Latino Initiative Program to enhance professional opportunities in science.

She serves as coordinator for Demand Abolition's CEASE Network initiative in Cook County, Illinois.

He previously served as coordinator for reconstruction and stabilization at the State Department and as U.S. ambassador to Ukraine.

Manzoor serves as Coordinator for North Carolina-based network of organizations called MERI or Movement to End Racism and Islamophobia.

Friday's sanctions are a "strong move," Ambassador Daniel Fried, a former State Department official who served as Coordinator for Sanctions Policy wrote in an email to VICE News.