Sentence examples for coordinated in time from inspiring English sources
To form stable new blood vessels, the response must be coordinated in time and space, and the Ang/Tie system is involved from beginning to end.
To serve as a robust internal circadian clock, the cell‐autonomous molecular and electrophysiological activities of the individual neurons of the mammalian suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) are coordinated in time and neuroanatomical space.
The study was also criticised for not using prospective menstrual history to complement retrospective menstrual history, for sampling hormone concentrations infrequently, for multiple surgical procedures not being coordinated in time, and for making no attempt to keep clinicians, nurses and patients from biasing menstrual stage assignment.
The new directive on serious cross-border health threats 1082/2013/EU acknowledges the IHR (2005) requirements and strengthens the Union's mandate to coordinate in times of public health crises which are potentially concerning more than one member state [ 5].
Israel needs to know that its response to these threats can be coordinated in real time with Washington.
Where a number of individuals' loyalty to a cause is coordinated in community over time, Royce speaks non-figuratively of a super-human personality at work: a genuine community is united by a guiding or "interpreting spirit".
It also remains unclear how the activity of furin is coordinated in space and time in the cell compartment.
Intriguingly, the spatiotemporal expression of all three factors is tightly coordinated in space and time (Fig. 7A).
As apical constriction during gastrulation is also coordinated in space and time across numerous cells within an epithelial sheet (Martin et al., 2010), it is possible that a similar clutch-like mechanism is allowing such inter-cellular integration of forces.
"A lot of what we've done so far is about facilitating and coordinating in real time and real space.
We coordinate in discrete time the interaction of two heterogeneous groups of mobile agents: a group of ground vehicles (ugvs) and a group of aerial vehicles (uavs).
