Sentence examples for coordinating availability from inspiring English sources

Jiffle aims to remove the fuss involved with coordinating availability by enabling users to create appointments on other people's calendars.

First, study recruitment was hindered by difficulties coordinating availability between the decision coach and family.

Tracking the skills assessments performed has been one of the most significant challenges with project monitoring, largely due to the difficulty of coordinating availability of clinical supervisors, trainees, and clients for each service.

The mTOR (mammalian Target of Rapamycin)/FRAP cascade serves a unique function in coordinating nutrient availability and energy metabolism with cell response to growth factors [ 6, 7].

Combination of deep sequencing approaches and bioinformatics predictions have identified 19,724 miRNAs related sequences across different phyla out of which 266 correspond to Arabidopsis miRNAs in miRBase v.17 [ 43]. miRNA regulation of nitrate-responsive genes has been shown to be a key mechanism of plant responses coordinating nitrate availability and root developmental responses.

Mice with a cardiomyocyte-specific deletion of Hif1α demonstrate a reduction in vascularization, contractility, and high-energy phosphate content that is attributable to the altered expression of genes involved in angiogenesis, calcium handling, and glucose metabolism, indicating a major role for Hif1α in coordinating energy availability and utilization in the heart [180].

However, more and more evidence indicates that the TOR pathway is primarily a specific nitrogen-sensing pathway, with a main role in coordinating the availability of extracellular nitrogen with that of intracellular nitrogen reserves and with its effect on cellular growth being one of the multiple outcomes of this function.

The health facility questionnaire collected the facility geographical coordinates, availability of VCT, PMTCT and ART services as well as utilization of these services based on the review of the records of the patients' attendance in the previous one month (30 days) as in Pappa E et al [ 10].

Froot et al. (1993) show that under this condition, corporate hedging may be used as instrument to coordinate the availability of internal funds.

It represents the common-sense observation that growth should be coordinated with the availability of the infrastructure necessary to sustain it.

The breeding seasons for most animals tend to be coordinated with the availability of food, which, although generally abundant, does vary seasonally from region to region.