Sentence examples for capable of coordinating with from inspiring English sources

According to doping mechanism, nitrogen, being a very electronegative element, is capable of coordinating with an iodine molecule (Scheme 2).

For the not-exactly-surprising finding that critical infrastructure defense is poorly coordinated among agencies, for example, the report recommends that the president promote his cybersecurity advisor to a deputy national security role capable of coordinating with the Office of Management and Budget.

Further analysis of this promoter may determine the necessary components needed to direct the slow muscle-dominant gene expression and that are capable of coordinating with other muscle-specific expression cassettes for therapeutic application.

Future tasks for the JAAM in responding to similar disasters are to offer opportunities for specialists in emergency medicine to increase their understanding of radiation medicine and to cultivate specialists in emergency medicine who are capable of coordinating with other organisations such as the government or Self-Defence Force.

The early examples of enantioconvergent alkyl alkyl Suzuki Miyaura couplings all involved alkyl halide substrates with a directing group capable of coordinating the Ni center.

Key structural elements derived from FQ were coupled to fragments capable of coordinating metal ions.

OTC and VLC achieve the same reduction of voltage violations, but unlike VLC, OTC is capable of coordinating multiple OLTCs.

These polar ends are capable of coordinating to both cations and anions when a salt is dissolved in the polymer.

In this series key structural elements derived from quinoline antimalarials were coupled to fragments capable of coordinating metal ions.

Furthermore, the brain is somehow capable of coordinating the results of interrupted dynamical activities as a "sequence of sequences" (see also [88]).

A critical question for understanding pacemaker function is how SCN oscillators are organized into a coherent tissue capable of coordinating circadian rhythms in behavior and physiology.