They are all attributed to five fields of competence each coordinated by a field coordinator in order to achieve the best use and integration of the available resources.
Altering the force of gravity modifies essential characteristics of root meristem activity such as the rate of cell proliferation and cell growth, which are cellular processes that appear strictly coordinated in meristematic cells ("meristematic competence") [ 8].
Mechanotransduction competence arises in different sensory lineages in waves, coordinated by distinct developmental mechanisms.
The education system is not coordinated with labour market requirements, since students at vocational schools and universities are not acquiring skills and competences that are sufficiently aligned with labour market needs (OECD 2013).
This work demonstrates that a developmental regulator coordinates chromatin boundaries with the transcriptional competence of the flanked region.
EMA will increase the regulatory M&S competence in Europe by coordinating the expertise across member states to provide a consistent approach in product-related and methodology-related discussions.
Javidan (1998, 62) uses the concept of competence to refer to the combining and coordinating of capabilities cutting across functions.
Many Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria use quorum sensing signal circuits to coordinate a diverse array of physiological behaviors such as symbiosis, competence, virulence, conjugation, antibiotic production, sporulation, motility, and biofilm formation [ 27].
ANTs may coordinate the expression of cell proliferation genes and thereby affect the competence of cells for cell production during fruit growth.
Article one, for example, describes "a union of European states which, while retaining their national identities, closely coordinate their policies at the European level, and administer certain common competences on a federal basis".
