Sentence examples for building a coordinated from inspiring English sources

5 It thus assists in building a coordinated network of clinical trial capacity.

By increasing the speed of patient recruitment, streamlining processes, and building a coordinated network of clinical trial capacity in partnership with trial sites, Denmark can retain and develop its position as one of the countries with the highest number of clinical trials per capita.

"We sought to better understand and break down the silos and stovepipes that prevent sharing of information and impede advances in cancer research and treatment, while building a focused and coordinated effort at home and abroad," they explain.

He believes that the moral authority of the black church is the only way to counter the ruinous influence of inner-city life and is currently building a network to coordinate the efforts of inner-city black ministers.

China's "building a new countryside" strategy for coordinating urban and rural development and gearing up national economic growth brings challenges to the country's farmland protection.

And none come as close as the Kochs in terms of decades-long focus on actively building a political influence network and coordinating other wealthy executives, corporations and families to dump amounts money into politics that not even the Koch brothers could afford.

He has worked with another experimental, self-build community in Amsterdam's Buiksloterham, using digital technology to coordinate elements like building a waste management system.

The main difficulty when building a readable representation is assigning coordinates (in 2D or 3D) to each node of the network.

Rom-coms have associated true love with grand gestures, like coordinating a flash mob, building a house etc.

Additionally, I am building and coordinating a multi-tiered tutoring program that prepares inmates for successful completion of our state's high school equivalency exam.

She coordinated Mr. Bush's nuclear policy initiative, which called for building a national missile defense system combined with reductions and possibly unilateral cuts in America's nuclear arsenal.