Sentence examples for coordinate interact from inspiring English sources

The composition of services implies the ability to select, coordinate, interact, and interoperate existing services.

In biological systems, pathways coordinate or interact with one another to achieve a complex biological process.

Pathways coordinate or interact with one another in response to external stimuli, often having synergistic effects on certain biological processes.

If the whole-plant biomass is considered as a target trait, we need to understand how different organs of a plant coordinate and interact to optimize the capture of nutrients, light, water, and carbon dioxide in a manner that maximizes plant growth rate through a specific developmental program because plant biomass growth is not simply the addition of biomass to various organs.

The coordinate map interacts with the shift map on code space.

Table 1 Definition of multitasking from the 'Model of the clinical practice of emergency medicine'   Definition 2009 Multitasking and team management Prioritize multiple patients in the ED to provide optimal patient care; interact, coordinate, educate, and supervise all members of the patient management team; utilize appropriate hospital resources; and have familiarity with disaster management.

Hypertension and diabetes interact, coordinate and contribute to target-organ damage.

This depolymerization (increasing NBO/T) takes place because as the tetrahedrally coordinated Al3+ interacts with H2O to form Al-OH bonds, an equivalent proportion of the charge-balancing cation becomes a network-modifier, or charge-balancing Na+ for Na-OH bonds leading to network-modifying Al3+, or both.

Cells within a tissue continuously interact to coordinate normal tissue functions and maintain homeostasis.

Because it does not require a centralised authority to verify and validate transactions, blockchain enables people who may not trust each other to interact and coordinate directly.

Although the brain and the fat body are both capable of acting as sensors for nutritional conditions, their individual contributions to growth regulation are poorly understood, as are the mechanisms by which the signals they produce might interact to coordinate growth.