Sentence examples for coordinates the organization from inspiring English sources
Sherwin Siy is Deputy Legal Director at Public Knowledge, where he coordinates the organization's work on copyright issues and analyzes their impact on domestic and international effects on IP and technology policy.
Wnt signaling from mesenchyme and mesothelium during growth stage coordinates the organization of epithelium and mesothelium, as well as growth of all three layers.
The UNICEF Tokyo office coordinates the organization's policy dialogue, resource mobilization, advocacy and communication/public information functions with respect to policy makers in Japan.
UNICEF's Tokyo office coordinates the organization's policy dialogue, resource mobilization, advocacy and communication/public information functions with respect to policy makers in Japan.
Olav Kjørven was appointed Director of UNICEF's Public Partnerships Division in July 2014, and coordinates the organization's public resource mobilization and its work with governments on multi-lateral affairs as part of its mission to fulfill the rights of every child, everywhere.
Histones are abundant proteins that coordinate the organization of eukaryotic nucleosomes.
Over the last 6 months I have done policy research, designed outreach campaigns, written a policy paper, and coordinated the organization of conferences and expert forums, in New York and Geneva, Switzerland.
The medical directors of the two hospitals coordinated the organization of meetings with the head of departments and ward managers to select the suitable respondents.
In addition to the supplies, UNICEF has also sent one of its senior Afghan health officers to Bam to help coordinate the organization's response on the ground.
Identification of embryo-defective mutants affected in the transport or the auxin signaling pathway indicates that auxins play various roles in coordinating the organization of the embryo by providing positional information [ 128].
Rac1, a member of Rho family of small guanosine triphosphatases (GTPases), is a downstream target of PI3K, and coordinates the dynamic organization of the actin cytoskeleton (Ridley et al, 1992).
