Sentence examples for coordination stage from inspiring English sources

The coordination stage is complicated by the complex nature of the disease and the variety of possible interventions.

We compared a hospital-based nurse cancer care coordinator (CCC) with 'business-as-usual' (no dedicated coordination service) in stage III colon cancer patients in New Zealand.

Coordination between the stage and the orchestra pit was not always seamless.

Marco Armiliato conducted a supple performance, albeit with some coordination problems between stage and pit; the soloists sounded out of sync with the orchestra on a few occasions.

After a sluggish overture, Donato Renzetti, who last conducted at the Met in 1989, led a lithe and ideally paced interpretation, albeit with some coordination problems between stage and pit.

Children's relative lack of coordination at this stage of development and their still undeveloped cognitive hazard awareness and avoidance skills are the major reasons for the accumulation of injuries at this age [14].

90Y radioembolization is complex and requires close multi-disciplinary coordination across all stages of its workflow, described as a continuum of care [7].

At the University of Rochester's Center for Future Health, researchers are using networks of video cameras and powerful computers to detect changes in behavior and coordination signaling early-stage neurological disorders.

Biological activities of enzymes, including regulation or coordination of mechanistic stages preceding or following the chemical step, may depend upon kinetic or equilibrium changes in protein conformations.

The coverage, functioning and quality of the programme proved to be supportive of the programme's objectives, however proper planning and stronger coordination at all stages of the programme cycle is imperative for the BSFP to achieve it's objectives.

This occurs earlier than any previously described coordination: at later stages of mouse eye development, filopodial contacts between the lens placode and retina coordinate the concurrent invagination of lens and retina (Chauhan et al., 2009).