Under this circumstance, it is difficult to set the thresholds of the traditional relays because their thresholds are determined by local information such as the current or voltage at one terminal, and these different protections cannot coordinate adequately with each other due to the bidirectional power flow [5].
In summary, the paramount importance of epigenetics in cancer has been convincingly shown over the course of the past 5 years, and it is unquestionable that an internationally coordinated and adequately funded initiative in the field of cancer epigenomics could have major impact.
However, MRE activities are still not adequately coordinated and do not fully address the threat.
These findings also suggest the need to ensure that public health goals are adequately coordinated at the regional level.
Firstly, as cadmium ions can be adequately coordinated by fewer negatively charged groups, alterations of just one of the interacting acidic residues may have less drastic effects on cadmium coordination.
A subsequent analysis of non-response indicated that this was primarily due to the fact that a substantial proportion of the care recipients received care from only one care professional or organization and therefore informal caregivers judged themselves unable to adequately assess (coordinated) services.
The treatment of detainees and the conditions in custody suites were very low priorities for the different organisations involved, which failed to adequately coordinate their custody roles".
Adequately coordinating key disciplinary content and practices in a STEM-based PBL environment often requires new instructional norms and practices.
Finally, the proposed numerical solution also satisfies the reciprocity theorem, which indicates that the inherent singularity associated with the origin of the polar coordinate system is adequately handled.
Queensland police have been advised to use high-resolution mapping and GPS systems, and to communicate more effectively with the SES, in order to adequately coordinate and conduct searches for missing people.
