In a study of 62 5- to 6-year-old Dutch children, Roze et al. (2009) reported that in utero exposure levels were negatively associated with fine motor coordination and sustained attention, although improved coordination and visual perception and fewer internalizing and externalizing behaviors.
The steady-state analysis of the estimated pathway structure of the Raf-MEK-ERK cascade indicated that the amplitude of Ras activity might critically affect ERK activity through ERK-B-Raf positive feedback coordination with sustained B-Raf activation in E1/4 cells.
An important prerequisite for a broader involvement of bilateral and multilateral donor support to HRH appears to be donor coordination and sustained funding.
The new plan will require tight coordination to sustain the rapid pace of sequencing, Collins explained.
It was clear that one cycle of facilitated network reflection (which was determined by the project funding) was insufficient to cement improved service coordination and sustain the change, as the literature on interorganisational networks indicates.
This coordination is then sustained throughout the year, with increases and spikes around important events.
Brain plasticity is especially stimulated by complex bimanual tasks, because, as for juggling, they require simultaneous control of multiple movements, high level of bimanual coordination, balance and sustained swapping attention to multiple objects interacting with both hands.
Moreover, our networks also then provide an abstract model for how such coordination might be implemented, sustained, and error-corrected in nervous tissue.
Together, these data suggest sustained activation, coordination and maintenance of the early cytokine response pathways through concerted changes in histone modifications.
The decision of whether or not to install a warning system should also consider the long-term and ongoing needs for sustaining coordination and communication among the many organizations and individuals involved, regularly maintaining and testing the instrumentation, and keeping at-risk populations informed and prepared, especially where populations are transient.
