Sentence examples for coordinates core from inspiring English sources

We used a combination of techniques, including atomic force spectroscopy and a variety of imaging methods, to show how vinculin coordinates core FA proteins that regulate polarized cell migration.

Rats received bilateral infusions of 6-OHDA or vehicle into either NAc core or medial shell at the following stereotaxic coordinates core: AP +1.6 mm; ML ±1.8 mm; DV −6.8 mm; medial shell AP +1.3 mm; ML ±0.8 mm; DV −6.4 mm; and 7.0 mm (1 infusion at each DV coordinate; Paxinos & Watson, 2005).

Tardis uses chip space more efficiently than existing memory management schemes because it coordinates cores' memory operations according to "logical time" rather than chronological time.

Mechanisms should be established for the following: to evaluate cores regularly and coordinate core services; to set priorities for investing in new and existing cores; and to decommission cores no longer needed.

Although SD files include atomic coordinates for core scaffolds and R-groups, it is not possible to control 2-dimensional (2D) layout of the enumerated structures generated for virtual compound libraries because different packages generate different 2D representations for the same structure.

He helps coordinate the Core Skills and Clinical Exam courses with Dr. Esperanza Diaz, and serves as coordinator for the Long Term Care Clinic.

Christoph Kumpusch coordinated the Core I Architecture Studios at Columbia GSAPP from 2015 to 2018.

If campaigns and PACs are using the same models, are they, in effect, asynchronously coordinating on core campaign decisions and data collection activities?

Gregg Hyatt, a former executive director of Citizens for Limited Taxation, helped coordinate a core group of about 200 people collecting signatures around the state.

This distinctive approach is brought about by coordinating a core set of forestry courses in sampling, measurement, dendrology, silviculture, and ecology with electives in resource-oriented courses such as soils, hydrology, air and water quality, biological conservation, and physiology; statistical analysis and modeling; and resource economics and policy.

They then jointly established coordinating or "core" categories.