Sentence examples for coordinates sex from inspiring English sources

Lukas Chinczewski, 22, a medical student at Heidelberg University, coordinates sex education programme Safety in Love, where student volunteers talk about all aspects of sex education in schools – and they make sure acceptance of diversity is included.

Data collected on each vulture included capture location (GIS coordinates), sex, age class, body weight, basic morphometric measurements, and body condition score.

Each individual has a location (x- y coordinates), sex and reproduces sexually (diploid) ; and each has a set of alleles at loci for male nuptial color, opsin genes and loci controlling opsin gene expression.

We show that the SPV and SPD spicule-associated sensory neurons and the spicule socket neuronal support cells function with intromission circuit components, including the cholinergic SPC and PCB and the glutamatergic PCA sensory-motor neurons, to coordinate sex muscle contractions with initiation and continuation of sperm movement.

Played by Mr. Hopper, the stunt man (though not necessarily in this order) hooks up with a local prostitute; coordinates a sex show for debauched tourists; jaws on about "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre"; and takes perhaps lethal part in another film shoot, this one staged as a ritual by Indians using equipment made from twigs.

One-dimensional QTL scan (scanone function) was initially carried out to detect QTL for landmark coordinates with sex and Csize as covariates.

Child protection sources within Operation Hydrant, the national police body coordinating historical sex abuse claims, have told the Observer that 55 professional and non-league clubs have so far been cited by players claiming they were abused.

In mammals, gene expression in distant tissues and organs is coordinated by sex hormones produced in the gonads.

Hormonal signaling is a strong candidate for this type of regulation, since it may coordinate the sex-specific differentiation of different tissues in the whole organism.

"If you restrict too much, you actually may be increasing their risk," said Kenneth J. Lau, an administrator at the Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service who coordinates treatment of sex offenders at Westchester Jewish Community Services.

But host countries have faced new dilemmas, particularly the need to coordinate drug and sex testing from the 1960s onwards.