Sentence examples for coordinated input from inspiring English sources

This new draft, which has not been endorsed by the Department for Education, is one of the results, representing the expert advice of a working party that coordinated input from a range of stakeholders.

Skeletal muscle regeneration is a complex process involving the coordinated input from multiple stimuli.

In addition, a procedure to perform a coordinated input design in the frequency and time domain is proposed.

The presence of multiple overlapping cytoskeletal targets, which control actin and microtubule dynamics indicate that coordinated input from all three major MAPK pathways might be important for maintenance of cell shape and motility.

Moreover, this study highlights the importance of Armadillo in regulating the subcellular distribution of E-Cadherin developmentlopmorphogeneticenetic movements require the coordinated input of signal transduction and physical restructuring to produce fields of cells with appropriate spatio-temporal patterning and fate.

Coordinated input from both nephrology and SPC teams will ultimately result in improved EOL care for ESKD patients.

This indicates that the width of the cross-covariance function reflects coordinated inputs arising from different processing nodes in the columnar circuit, and the strength is dominated by local neurons less than 500 µm apart.

Mr. Kusuma acted as a sort of project manager for the selection, coordinating input from artists, curators and galleries.

The classifier uses 2 coordinate input values and produces 2 output values indicating good and poor prognosis likelihood respectively and is trained using the original 78 patients only as a training set.

Care managers aimed to coordinate input across services, for example, when developing personalised care plans, and could refer patients onto existing services such as mental health services and social care.

With regard to these latter aspects, one could recognize (a) an internal system that coordinates input and output of signals, (b) a locomotor apparatus, (c) trails to travel on, (d) parts that directly interact with these trails, (e) tools to remove obstacles, (f) microenvironmental signals that guide the way, and (g) other stimulatory or permissive microenvironmental factors (Fig.  3).