Sentence examples for coordinate the progress from inspiring English sources

Experiences of the past years indicate that in spite of all efforts invested, PLOS has been unable to effectively coordinate the progress of the Programme because the Coordinator has many other responsibilities related to the monitoring of all UN Programmes in Suriname.

By a project lifecycle management (PLM) system, the platform could provide the function to coordinate the progress among different task groups distributed in China.

In our experiments, p has a fixed value (which is estimated from a preliminary test), while the randomness rate r is a variable whose value can be changed during the run to control the population diversity (i.e., to coordinate the progress of the PSO and GA parts).

LB and PM coordinated the progress.

LJ: extracted protein and performed immunoassays, managed the animal colony including genotyping, and coordinated the experimental progress.

BHT proposed the methods, performed the analysis and composed the work; XCW and GT gave advice and proof-checked the work; SSC commented on the methods and the writing; QJ and BRS led the project and coordinated the research progress.

Jeff Kositsky, the department's newly named director, has made the establishment of a unified database that will coordinate the delivery of services and track progress of homeless individuals a top priority.

If the money comes through, they may direct and coordinate the monitoring of the funds and assist with progress and financial reporting.

That contact will coordinate the scope of work and all changes with the field crew and keep the homeowner updated on the progress of their project.

But a recent report by the inspector general of the Department of Homeland Security said that the agency has made only "limited progress" in the area of "mission assignments" — that is, in its ability to coordinate the response to a crisis.

But whatever happens on that front, the I.A.S.B. has made remarkable progress in the four years since it was reorganized, both in adopting good standards and in moving with the United States Financial Accounting Standards Board to coordinate the rules of the two organizations.