Sentence examples for coordinated by its from inspiring English sources

The country has launched pioneering policies to adapt, coordinated by its recently established climate change ministry.

Violin Memory uses a board full of these consumer chips, coordinated by its own custom silicon.

The transcriptional expression of these T3SS genes are coordinated by its master regulator ExsA encoded by the exsCEBA operon, which activates the T3SS system by binding to the promoter motif of known T3SS genes [21], [22].

The Bureau: Coordinating the work of the Board The work of the Board is coordinated by its five officers – a President and four Vice-Presidents, collectively known as the Bureau.

The study is being coordinated by FAO through its regional office in Bangkok and its Headquarters in Rome, but is being implemented in close partnership with governments, many of which have nominated national focal points.

In it, each section of every wall is coordinated by color to its exposure: east-facing surfaces are beige, west are blue, north are cream and south are a deep cocoa brown.

Of the three major release pathways for the Na+/Na2 revealed by the TPT analysis, one is seen to go through a metastable intermediate state in which Na+/Na2 is coordinated by E428 before its escape (blue box in Fig. 9).

Dia function may be coordinated by Arp2/3 through its direct interaction with Abi, a well-characterized WAVE/Arp2/3 activator.

The sector is coordinated by Lesotho and its main focus of activity has been studies in water resources management and environment and land management.

The first day included summaries of the history of the epidemic, global, and regional responses coordinated by WHO through its headquarters in Geneva and the Western Pacific Regional Office in Manila, respectively; and national responses in the People's Republic of China (PRC), including in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of PRC, Singapore, Vietnam, Canada, and United States.

Average coordination number, ⟨ N ⟩o: The coordination number of a cation when coordinated by oxygen, averaged over all its compounds.