Sentence examples for coordination of the activities from inspiring English sources

(g) coordination of the activities and results emanating from the business parks with the industry stakeholders who are engaged in the products and services that are designated for development through this initiative.

SPIS Management Board ensures the information flow and coordination of the activities at the state, entity and District Brcko level.

The coordination of the activities of stakeholders involved in research for health and the development of ethical oversight for health research activities should be driven by the MoHs.

An important outcome of this meeting was the creation of a Specialist Protein Resource Network that we believe will improve coordination of the activities of its member resources.

The third group involved IDIs with (i) two individuals involved in the administration and coordination of the activities of the MFTPA, (ii) two heads of kebele (the smallest administrative unit/village in Ethiopia) and (iii) two community leaders.

Another way to exploit the coordination of the activities of the PIKs and PI phosphatases is to subject them to common regulation through phosphorylation dephosphorylation cycles through shared protein kinases and phosphatases.

The actual clinical utility of the molecular assays is being tested in randomized clinical trials that require an unprecedented coordination of the activity of clinical investigators, pathologists and translational researchers worldwide.

Gravitropism involves a fine and reliable coordination of the activity of different cells and tissues deputed to gravity sensing with a growth response occurring in spatially distinct regions.

One general characteristic of many of these populations is their importance for the temporal coordination of the activity of different populations, be it fast motor coordination for neurons of the cerebellum or auditory processing in the hindbrain (Wang et al., 2005; Maricich et al., 2009; Miesegaes et al., 2009; Rose et al., 2009a).

These studies that propose long-range cortical under-connectivity in autism predict that there are lower than normal regions of activation that result from a reduction in the number of long range interactions between these areas [ 14, 18, 46, 47] and that a principle deficit in autism is the coordination of the activity of cortical ensembles across the entire cortex [ 46].

One important factor that is likely to contribute to the coordination of these activities is the regulation of the spatial and temporal expression of Robo2.