Sentence examples for coordination effects of from inspiring English sources
The asymmetric reduction of 2-benzoylpyridine derivatives for enantiopure alcohols with excellent enantioselectivity and atom economy is still a challenging synthetic problem due to the coordination effects of 2-pyridine and substituents.
In the "flood-social" subproject, we are especially interested in the social memory and coordination effects of new communication media like Twitter and Facebook.
The results indicate that the coating of the surfaces of the QDs with TOPO and Cd, combined with the coordination effects of TOPO and cadmium ions, can enhance the luminous intensity.
Moreover, the general framework presented in this work, by taking into account the cross and coordination effects of negotiations, determines a broader set of bargaining structures in equilibrium than those in Borghijs and Du Caju (1999).
The diphosphonate ligand in the two compounds manifests diversified coordination modes accompanying with a cooperative coordination effect of its two closely linked phosphonate moieties.
Briefly, ATET estimates show a positive effect of the vertical coordination on the overall gross sales (+ 160 € per hectare) and on the specific durum wheat measures: vertical coordination effects on gross sales and gross margin are positive and are respectively + 114 € and + 120 € per hectare.
There are a plethora of ways to realize coordination effects, for instance through conversion of information systems, integration of human resource divisions, and sales integration (Zollo and Singh 2004).
Furthermore, when compared to coordination effects, theories of legitimacy, learning, and increasing returns are more applicable to analyzing multilateral health agencies mainly because these frameworks discuss the interests, behaviors, and consequences of policy-making elites rather than focusing on coordinating relationships between multilateral agencies.
Next we developed a computational model that mimics the coordination-effects of paracrine communication (see Materials and methods for details).
Taking into account, both the loss of autonomy effects and the gain of coordination effects, at an optimal level of integration the benefits of collaboration, are highest relative to the costs of disruption.
The increase of the ionic character of the nucleophile-alkaline cation bond favors the coordination effects specific to the conformation of polyoxyethylene chains (n = 3-30), therefore comparable with similar diprotected chains (dicyanoethylated polyethyleneglycols). Simultaneously with the reaction rate increases the monomer consumption.
